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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-08-04

The follow ing is ,theseorrsct account
q Yof Che Indian trouble eanear Garron, out
Of which grew thel steryalthatd forty
mules belonging 70 the phnond r yhad
bsssn run run off and four ofthe eseess kill
% ;iaida asI3se ok5 adl yiao ,zoi biaq
Camp Lesis Correspondence Hslesa .Hera.l ysly sth
Yesterday morning we'll armed and
mounted party Of about seventy five
Sioux put in ali appearances both abovue
andabelow this post. Y They. were evil
dently after the, government herd but
seeing no chance Of getting that, they
attacked . small party Of soldiers (most
Of them Uharmed,) who were fishing
about three.quartefs of q mile above the
posi-, and killed q soldier nspsd LaRoux,
Just from thas states, and wounded Pri-
vate Davis, of Capt. BFo vnlng's ming sasa coanpa-
Another party at the sama time run
off the stock, about 60 0chead) from the
Trading, Post OLA. ST Reed, about two
miles below camp, killing on theiE way.
two other soldiers named Harrison and
Weaver; who were hunting about two
miles from 4heapost.q1 2fsi fssni 521i'i4a3
. Capt. Browning at once started out
what few mounted men he bad. some six
81 eight IA number, who under com
mand' a'of Lieut:: Wright, pursued and
overtook,the Indians about fifteen miles
from camp, and after . lively little tight
in which on1 IHdiHhii is known to have
been killed, and several sbadly wounded,
secured eight head of stock ana . NUM-
herof saddles; ;sbiahk kets, . ~, beside 9cap.'
turing e9e znnf ftando opistol.lsks NsaE,fvo7a
A Can't Arewning had had q aatAchr
|ment 81 cavalry, he. could, have easily
otertaksn and routed this war party,
and recaptared5 5an che estock. !. AOuf red
|brethren have started III early, and evis,
IDENTITY mean cbusinesss,J The three 4ol.,
|diers killed were, buried to:dayswith all
military honors. The Sioux have also,
run OF some stage stock from Box Ed,
eEf Stitioni and Capt. Drowning 70. day
sent a, ,guardsatethst place, aDitry and
stop that amusement. sNhe, weather u.s.
delightful and just ct present times are
nfvely from an Indian point Of view.
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THE dBAET6HR0 a0Y PRESS. &
MOUNTAIN. ,,f;,;,,c,-s s,

Montana + Is I boiling oyer syY with indig7,
nation over, the1 arrest of the CYPRESS
xssYEioyys hs t SAY Ayaqnt ngsoenq Qonr
ier, Bozeme1, Etpzes n; :e y. say 10 aGt4iv 20
It is we'll known that about two years;
ago = small party Of American citizens
|wSfS attacked W apafty l6f sAssfnnb boines
Ioa = YHssttssh sDfl. arhss result swss; one
American killed and upwards of5orty:
|Inaisps lg h This tQqk Place or the ~ sell !,
Ipf the Dominion; and. now, two years years
aateff;; eahss Bfitish gsovefnmSnt, Under
treaty, singles out and
rausss TO. .has arfested those brssso ohaya
lVhp aaEea defend their lives, wlheethsrs wEles!
,on American or Her Majesty's soil. 4:
ISL conSeedydfha 1they were not khowK
EtbIaAeE Efsgti lthate fthSys sksrs on iothsf'
than Apesioan fRrpnnds dat tthen othsse(
Ipat.ssiites st qf Her 1MtsjsatESf government T,
must have something % 90, ana c2nse;; M &; !;
iqddS1anatlS >thsyo % @6sctsa TIE arrest 81
sthpDes noWs:.lyfnk Id 6k3 HSleh4jan. IL
Ithi8f&ht1 dfsik ise al Bossalnnasw wrongly
for iEithont single axeaRti tipnsAlh tllg.ee
lof our citizens who have sheen called l
upon have entered their protect against
this hith ahAndedl outrage III plAin End
tuarsistAkahle chang Goagsss sQn fthso Nss'
IlqYstonss . similsrs protest comes 5in
lapd - some, respects it ie more severe,
as they Charge that British gold affecteS
tie arrest 81! sthsss sbraveA men. Thu
| Ysllovstonsa eommunity and Bsseman
a6onts tho Fort .Ras,fon resolutions .ae ID
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twoponbanils ofl0{sdlF sr rfbfst stsor!
ysnHey,saeauan. fHhe 1s 1sIsdf yke
commsnd will occupy Cam Hsrasulor,
sssyefaf weeks, or until the Indian com j
mission strives affrrffvhss. We VIII then NOV move
north to Bear Butte whore thS nexft
permanent camp will be; mads.iIt sd
couNrERrs1rEBsl lR1RsfED. &oef
,S7. Paul, Aug. !. s.rExo counterfeit
ing National Bank note engraysrS md
printers were -arrssts hsfas Saturday
Observation-Disclosures. thonsand tens on tPs
,dneahs IS, !. .,nssrly = q IS ready trs printing.
Plates md press erercaptnredyoI dsIas
s3asae ,a1.ss 80, sos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06
THE MARSHALL FIRE.

An extra from the Marshall Herald
office, dated at noon, on the 4th, gives
US some additional particulars of the
fire at Marshall on Tuesday morning.
The dispatch published in The HER
AID yesterday morning, however, con-
tanned all the important items. The
Marshall Herald says:
The fire broke out in the rear of
Merzbacher's store, in what is known
as the johnson or Evers building, in q
one story frame room used as a store
house, attached to the main building.
At that time the wind was compare
lively calm. The fire burned slowly,
but there was no engine on hand, no
water, and the flame slowly took its
course, as If reluctant to enter upon the
work of devastation. Ten minutes
elapsed, and then the fire fiend felt
that the coast was clear. The large
brick house OH the corner was soon
burning, and all efforts to control the
progress of the conhagration were
fruitless. At one time 1t looked as If
the splendid Malone opera house was
doomed to destruction the wall be-
came very hot, the glass doors seemed
as If they would be soon In blaze, but
active exertions saved this fine strnct-
ure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

Then u brisk breeze came from tho
north sweeping the flood Of hame
towards the court house, Twice or
three times the roof was on fire from
falling einders, but was soon eXtin'
guiahed. such was tho alarm and the
danger that the district clerk, Mr.,
Pierce, deemed II prudent 10 remove
the records Iwyman ~ WOmaek
came very near losing their beautiful
store, The gallery on the west was
twice la q bright blaze, aud burned the
first time slowly for ~ least ten mll'
utes. The fire, however, readily
yielded 10 the efforts made 10 eKtln-
guish the flames, The Ginders were
carried several blocks south, rendering
every preGaullon necessary,
The entire block was consumed,
reaching from the JOhnAOn'lGyerH
building west 10 a, Cohn, aud Is now u
mass Of amOulderlng, smoking ruins,
A large amount 0fg00ds were saved,
but Ia u damaged condition. We saw
one lot on fire after their removal 10
the square,
The hremen worked very nobly
when they got 10 work, but could do
little or nothing for the want Of water
II IL strange that, with ~ much yalua'
bic property IN there IL here, there
should be no provision for this neees'
sary, aud ridiculous that the expense
Of q fire engine should be incurred
without any water 10 render II useful,
our people should wake up now.
No people work more faithfully NJ u
fire than those Of Marshall Even
some Of the ladies' took,part In carrying
water TO arrest the flames,
There were no accidents, aud hui
one or two liallcuils,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06
Enangh for One MINI

10 tho Editor Of the Dallas Herald
Every one Of our citizens will rejoice
to read the proceedings Of ourclty coun-
oil on Tuesday night last, The report
of tho finance committee II the best
step ! have yet seen toward the solving
Of our city financial problem. This
committee, In common with the bal
ance Of the board, and the whole people
Of the city, desire u good aud healthy
city government financially, aud the
prosperity Of the city. Tho committee
to whom our city Is indebted for this
healthy report h composed Of Messrs
Is. l.. Jet, II. Y. Tompklns aud Alfred
Davis, three Of the best and most sue.
cessiil business mon Of Dallas, aud !
desire 10 propose three cheers for these
gentlemen. Long may they wave M u
balance wheel to our city government
If there IL u discrepancy rs TO lhead0p-
ton OF this work, let one aud all Of our
city officials fully acqulesce, and In less
than one year no man In the city but
what will he happy. Good men aud
men of capital viii come to Dallas,
aud all of our people, rich and poor
the merchant and mechanic, all will
wear smiling faces. y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

The fact of the matter is that those
who claim the leadership of the repub-
lican party are afraid of Grant. They
neither love nor respect him, but they
do not dare to come out fairly and
squarely and denounce the man and
his administration. They do not even
dare to commit themselves against
the third term madness doubtful, APP
parently, whether if they do they may
not, after all, have to swallow the fatal
dose. Our opinion is that Grant rather
enjoys the dilemma in which the re-
publican chiefs are placed. He seems
fully determined to do one of three
things-command the ship for another
voyage, sink her, or go overboard.-
[St. Louis republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06
TEXAS IN BRIEF.

--Bremond is putting up II substan-
tial high school building.
The head offices of the Interna-
tlonal are TO be removed from Houston
to Palestine.
Two MeXicans were arrested in
Waco, Saturday night, with seven
stolen horses.
"A Mexican woman in San Antonio
swallowed one quart of whisky and
went to-glory,
-Four volunteer citizen companies
besides McNally's are out scouting
after Mex cans.
The heaviest drovers this year are
Messrs. Mabry IL Millet, who have on
the trail $4,000 head of cattle.
The Tyler Reporter has been merg-
ed into the Grange Reporter, and now
flights NIT the horny-handed grang-
ers.n
DIR. Lowell, of Mier, Mexico, was
shot in his house and killed. He was
much beloved, and great excitement
prevails, says the Valley Times, be-
cause of his death.
"A discharged priest in San An
tonic has been making himself con-
spicuous by visiting, in his clerical
dress, saloons, and causing much scan-
dial. His name Is s. S. Martingly.
San Antonio Express "a Ger
man lady named Mrs. Brown, living
on the Helotes creek, was bitten by II
rattlesnake on Wednesday. She was
brought to town to-day in very dam
gerous condition to secnre medical at
tention."
The Lampassas Dispatch says
"that if George Washington himself
had only been cross-eXamined by
Judge Fullerton, we have no doubt it
would have been proven that he lied
about that cherry tree"
-Bastrop Advertiser: "The Oldest
inhabitant does not remember to have
ever seen finer prospect for crops
than at present. With half season
in the future we will make an abund-
ant crop. Corn generally is looking
splendid and growing fine"
-Jimplecute: 1--WE are emphatically
opposed to any more conventions con-
Quoted in the manner which has been
common for the last few years. In no
instance, save one, for three years, has
the right man or the choice of the peo-
pie been obtained, but have been in
variably defeated by wire-workers and
chicanery in every conventional body"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

Judge Ireland asks: "When did
the democratic party inaugurate par
tisan constitution ?" We can only an
swer that it never did, or at least it
never should, and, to escape the posi-
biity, we would drop the forms as well
as facts of partisanship. But doesn't
the asking of such question, in con-
nection with his denunciation of the
liberal, intelligent press OF Texas, show
that Ireland is mad-crazy-clean gone
daft ?-[ Austin Statesman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

MIR. IRELAND evidently missed his
mark when he attempted to dictate to
the people of Texas the course they
should pursue in the coming election
for delegates to the constitutional con-
vention. "Man dressed in little
brief authority" is prone to over-esti-
mate his powers, and if the recent
manifesto of Mr. Ireland is to be taken
as a criterion, certainly he will not be
handed down to posterity as a bright
and shining exception.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

The discussion in the city council,
Tuesday evening, gave rise to the
reasonable inference that the city
has been made the victim of u
little scheme whereby the tax
payers have been robbed of two
thousand dollars in United States cur.
rency. Certainly somebody was to
blame in the matter, and as soon as
the affair can be investigated, the facts
will be laid before the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

WITH the exception of few OBJ
scure and uninfluential country jour
mails, the press of the state is unan-
imously opposed to q convention for
the nomination of delegates to the
constitutional convention. Theserural
editors should be taught to understand
that the war is over, and that the day
has passed when cliques andrings shall
dictate to the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

The finance committee Of the city
council, IN recommending that the
Office of councilman of the city of Dial
las be made one ofhonor and trust, did
an action that reflects credit upon the
disinterestedness of their motives, and
will be duly remembered and appre-
ciated by grateful constituency.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

THE following Is clipped from the
Rockdale Messenger, and as IL 30 con
cisely expresses the views always held
by The HERALD, 1t Is republished in
these columns
"When u man asks to be given
something for nothing because he be-
longs TO newspaper 1t Is evidence
primd .fdcie that he IL fraud"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

THE action of the city council Tues
day evening clearly demonstrates that
the right men are in the right place.
The report of the finance committee in
recommending a reduction of all sala-
ries, from the mayor to policemen,
strikes at the rootof the financial prob
lem, and is endorsed by every taXpay-
er in the city.
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In IL TO DO hoped that his honor will
throw no obstacles In the way Of the
proposed reduction of salaries Of city
officers, but, on the contrary, will lend
his aid and influence TO bring about the
contamination of n reform 80 devoutly
TO be wished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

THE School for Scandal Is still re-
peated to crowded houses In Brooklyn
Thus far Mrs. Beeeher's skirts remain
clean, no one having accused any OF
the parties Of having kissed her.
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~ II can be legally done, would II
not be good Idea 10 make the office Of
mayor a salarled one, aud dispose alto
gether with rorquisifcs, which should
go into the city treasury?
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In answer 10 numerous Inquiries
from correspondents, TnE HERALD
will state that the best way TO secure
alfalfa need IN TO send 10 some reliable
house In ~, Louis, who viii procure
II for them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

IN these days of political corruption
aud greed, Dallas can polnt with pride
to the action OF the finance committee
OF her council, and, TnE HERALD
trusts, when final action Is taken upon
the subject, TO her entire council.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

TIM HERALp's predictions ~ TO the
new council are more Than being full
filled, Theirs was no empty boast OF
retronchment and reform during the
canvass,
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~ the new city charter prohibits the
reduction Of saiarics Of officials now IN
office, the city council can certainly re-
duce the perQuisifea,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

FmpAy evening the city council
meets In special session, Every tax
payer who can attend should be pres
ant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

JuplE BLATcHfoRp, In his decision
IN the Dana libel suit, very Justly dis
poses Of tho congressional gag law ~
unconstitutional,
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING itiiiMAY o.

THR watch dogs of the treasury the
finance committee Of the city council
Of Dallas,
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SOCIETIES.


'"''
All Masonic b0dies meet At $40 Main street,
over q, "a, Wheats store
nAkA G9a sst q re Me- y Ha a aS
afnalas on t,e XIII ihea INV MN th s I n.i
saturday la each month, w
~. FRANK AUSTIN, w. o.
BALLAD ohAfgEh NO ~ Royal Arch
XIV oi Dallas, on tns DIST Nonday Ia !" eaeil
"'"'"' ZE. COoMBEs. ME.HP
JosEpH l.. FisHER, seorelary' ~ 49,
TANNEliiI,L IOb0E. Nosb2. ~. AAM
meets or tlie seoond and lasI sainiday gwen,
ings Of each month, az tile Masonle Hail.
W,K. C0BsIsli, Beerelary, wv W. "
aeels 9n We lllst AM lillfa haiprday esyen'
WheAps Store on MAN 6slIggb,ou an A.
AW No,y,fs senrl,n,rNV "N"'' W. Ne
oad P.Iiows
Eureka Lodae. A. H.. A. a. "A. A.. meets at
ulnl,ar,IgoII' Dhllas county. avery Wednss.
day evening, Al hNlEpSstf 3,GlocE,
IA, fLOYD. Aeeretaty. W
HIDoEIEY BNOAMpMENT No. d. l. a.
o, w meets on ne hrl and thrd Friday
al - 81 al
nv ,y..,., a..u W. W. hohNli W ~
mpihh RAIN huilnp' rona
DALLAh LuDuI No, ~ u " " w lnseiA
ph rHpy ,WenhphHhy ,hlehl1 ~ wv pnl Iel'
GUS AAhOhAON, Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No, 90 |, q, u, w., meets
every Monday night at Odd Fell0ws' hall,
Al, Jh1T, N, a,
ELI MCCONNELL, Secretary,
.
pOhuit Ds lion loDun NO. y Ineeh
every Ihnrhlhy evening, w. warn, ~ VI
| 4, n, Mlow, Coz ~ J., Aunspnunh, y, u,
NJ y, Emley, W., Dr ITelhuei ~ NJ lnnhel
Hurst, NJ OF NJ Edward j, smith, X, H.
mu "" ~ '''' - '' ~ w "''"'''S'
GOOd TempInrs.
THOMAA CHAPEL LODGE, |, %, a. A.,
meets every Saturday night nt the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION y, RECORD. W, q. n.
Nv, HEGoitD W, hogr, IrY' ~ -.
every Frldny night, NJ their lodge room, ON
Main street, between Austin ana Lamar.
W, ", BlRMlNGHAM, w, q, n.
FANNIE NAwYFR, VS.,
Patrons Of Uusbandry.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of a deed Of trust executed and
u ,n TO me by ii. y. Ervay, dated May
10, isil, ON the tracts or parcels of land here
lhaiter described, to secure the payment Of
certain promissory note, dated dallas, Texas,
may 10, 1884, and due ninety days after date,
10 the order Of NJ. Pointer, for the sum OF
seven hundred and fifty dc liars, will sell at
public cutlery to the highest bidder, In cash,
IN United States currency, at the court house
goori IN the city of Dallas, Texas, on
saturday, May 8, 1876 the following described
tracts or parcels of land, lying and being in
the city Of Dallas, Dallas county, and being
MURDERED blocks one ny and two (4 OF the
property known "a the Dallas and wichita
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lows, viz; beginning at a stake 267 feet nortn
~ %, east from southwest corner of thirty
acres decided TO q. w. Erwin and wife by N.
M. Morrow; thence north 4Sc east 1854 feel,
thence south 42ho, east $50 feet to STAKE,
thence south 49,, west 1854 feet; thence nortn
This, the 18th day OF April, 1875.
54df3w H. I. SALE, Trustee.
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knights Of Pyihias.

CoEuR DC lion LoDGE No. \, meets
every Thursday evening, II. Ward, l., Oh
ii u, Easicy, II. b., irclete} T. e. House,
Master al Arms j, a. Leigh, NJ OF ~ Paul
fulHt NJ Of vi Edward j, Smith, X, H.,
aud NJ A. y, Jet, l. al II, II, Apralloy,
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LISBON GRANGE No. 3, meets on Satur-
day before the second Sunday In each Month,
nt nine o'clock A, NJ,
JAMES +. GOODNIGHT, Master.
II. A. MCADAMs, Secretary.
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GOod TeinpIars.

THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |, o, a. H.,
meets every Saturday night ~ the Thomas
Chapel church,
SION \, RECORD. W. q. n.
j. W, RECORD w. hocrt tary.
DALLAS LODGE No, llH, |, q, q, r., meets
every frldny night ~ their lodge room, on
Main street, between Austin ana Lamar,
". w. hMlNdiiAM, W. CT
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Young Mems Christian Association.

l.. C. Reed, president; l., NJ. Martin, vice
presidents Milosk ThorburD, recording aecre-
tnry; W, Vaughan, corresponding secretary;
A. j. Johnson, treasurer +. II, Clark, libra
rlan, Executive mmltteo-Messrs, A, W,
NOwlin, Wm, Blair and Henry q. Smith.
Finance committee Messrs. Knew, Russell
and Thoruburn.
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DALLAS COUNTY COUNCII.-Dr, j. II.
Stevens, master; T., q. SwOr, overaoor W.
II, Harris, secretary W, n. Thurmond
treasurer; W. l., Cochran, gate keeper; James
Il. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallns postoiiicc
DurchnsInp nlcnt
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Patrons Oi llusbnndry, meets NJ Patrons
hall, Richardson, on tile first ana THIRD Sat
urdGya OF each month,
W, II, HARRIS, Master.
w, II, SrARK, ST., Secretary,
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DALLAS LODGE NO, l07, B'NAI BIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday In
enoh month, President, II. Gosln; Vice pres
ldont, ID. Goslln secretary, A Weber, mon
itor, Phil. Sanger; treasurer, NJ, lsraelisky,
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Fo. 3. Full morocco, bevcled boards, gilt
and antique, very rich, 800 pp........I2 90
Lettered TO order In gold ut BIC each line.
Sent by mail,post-paid, on receipt of price.