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The interior journal., 1875-10-08
An Indian A pwbsssIs,

September 25 was an important day
with the Black Hills Commission at Red
Cloud Agency. The occurrence Of an
outbreak was only prevented by the
coolness of the Ogalalla Chief, Young.
Man-Afraid-ofH HisHorses. About one
o'clock Red Cloud with the Ogalalla
bands came to the council grounds
Spotted Tail and his bands, the inca
papas, Minnecoujous, and other River
Indians, soon followed. While waiting
for the usual preliminaries TO be settled,
the Uncapapas sent in word that they
would attend the council, but would not
dismount, giving as a reason that some
of the discontented Ogalallas and Chey-
ennes proposed to open fire on the Com
mission, and break up the council. The
Uncapapas, being peacefully inclined,
wanted to be out of harms way. Soon
after it was discovered that about two
hundred of the worst Indians, we'll
armed and mounted on their best horses,
had crossed White Earth river in rear
of the cavalry, and had slipped by their
flank, until nearly the whole line of the
cavalry was well covered by the Indians
rifles, one or two Indians with Winches-
ter rifles to each man.
Young. Mana Afraid of HisH ,rses dis
covered the situation at a glance, and
quietly ordered his own soldiers to clear
the underbrush of all Indians behind the
troops and the Commission. His lieuten-
ant at once moved, and over two hun
dred Indians by actual count were made
to march to the front. 1t WAS a very
critical iuncture. and to Young.Man-
Afraid.ofHisHorses is the credit due of
having prevented the possible slaughter
of some of the Commissioners. After the
Indians had been removed. the band of
Young Man .Afraid.of. His Horses was
Joined to the right flank of the cavalry
there, which was extended in the shape
of a v. with the Chiefs men next to the
river. oune.Man.Afraid-ofHi-H Horses
, Zen,
The interior journal., 1875-10-08
Order OF the DaD.


The order of the day nov, before the
people of the United States, is this
Have the Radical Republican party and
its Grant administration, in the exercise
of their functions, with their immense
majorities in both branches Of Congress,
aud with majorities in nearly all the
State Legislatures, with nearly all the
Governors for year-done their duty
fairly by the people' This is the order
of the day. This is the supreme question
before which all Others sink in insignif-
cance. This truly has been the order Of
the day for more than year past and
many States have already spoken, and
Others will soen speak. In the midst OF
this vital popular legislation We hear a
piping voice Of nearly defunct Radical
ism" call for the debate on gold, and
paper currency. move the indefinite
postponment Of that other object-the
life Of the nation" No, no, Mr. Radical
The interior journal., 1875-10-08
4 Pheasant Expression Densaadea.

When Nevada photographer wants
TO make good picture he puts the sit
ter in his place, pulls out navy revol-
yer, cocks it, levels il at the mans head,
and says; Now, jist you sit perfectly
still and don't move a hair put ON a
calm, pleasant expression OF countenanee,
and look right into the muzzle OF this re-
yolyer, or III blow the top Of your head
of. My reputation as an artist Is at
stake, and | don't want no nonsense
about this picture
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

HAVE you ever watched an icicle as il
formedY You noticed how il froze one
drop at time, until il was foot long or
more. lfthe water was clean the icicle
remained clear, and spsrkled in the sun !;
but il the water was but slightly muddy,
the icicle looked foul, and its beauty
was spoiled. Just NJ our characters are
forming. One little thought or feeling
at time adds its influence. II every
thought be pure and right, the soul will
be lovely, and will sparkle with haPpi-
ness but if impure and wrong, there
will always be wretchedness.
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

THE Pal Mall Gazette thinks that the
national (English) revenue is small In
comparison with the national wealth !
that the sacrifice of the penny income
tax of last year was a blunder; that the
rich Englishmen pay more taxes in pro
portion TO their income than the poor
Englishmen; and that the right use OF a
surplus, about which Mr.. Grey has re-
Gently expressed some anxiety in the
Contemporary Repis,e, is 10 increase Il by
all means.
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

THE returns from New Mexico, which
are now nearly complete, Indicate ;. u.
Elkin's (Democrat) election as delegate
by about fifteen hundred majority.
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

trihith were totally destroyed by fire recent
ly at the dock at jamestown, New York,
Cbautauoua Iase The boa,. Iere va,ued
a., ..o,,, no ooo - -, -
s,,a,aa :, .n, 90 ,..s =. -" ~
S,a.,.u VI '--'VVV' ''PpO'e' y" 'e '"''"'
6ewers, arerSsses.
~, oeen ieafneu .het Mrs. Judge NOR
YOU, "ne !" Mr. a. banning norton
.u,V' ., ,he De,ss lie,asl fn'ob,genoo,
s'eu !" p. ''ahes nosp''a' on .he .o'h o'
'.p''"v''' "hi oe reme"oefeu sue was
WIN ne' nusoana on 'he excursion oi rex"
", ""u "au "n arr" Tune" U" w '"e
'"''' "n'e" 'a" over her'
Great excitement prevails among the
operatives at ran River, Massachusetts, on
account OF the mill owners demanding
wha' we're considered Illuminating terms
rom 'he operatives In their labor. The
Governor thought u necessary TO call out
'he miiltia 10 queii the disturbance, whlch
cMieu ior'h the following from ameehngoi
'aoor reiormers IN Boston:
ses'ssa' Ina, Governor william oss'on, N or
and con,ro, A.. ac.,r. ., . npn,,n.,,,s snS -,
the lord. Of the loom in their a,,emp, 10 ep.Iaye
workingmen, women, and children, while he has
ue'iy hestcteh 10 enforce the ten-hour law OF laws
relation 70 employment and schooling OF children
'"',' ~, ou' u'l'oe. i,O'es' ana 'ensuie'
.. p',, nsr s ~ ,,%
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So. .,,,, ~" o' s' 50, 1onn
hv NJ. sf.,.,a n wso.,. IL.
W Ia MI. I ~ ,vs a.,
pou p..o,n,;ans 49,. n...sa ,,..,.as
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t'." ,'s, go 49, 49, V', "o ,,,. ..o.' 20"
sOo,,vOV ,s 'ounu !" ~. .yny" 1919. as "
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The interior journal., 1875-10-08
Foreign Ifessss.

from Vienna, in which it il said that the
portion of the Consular Commission that
have returned to Metar say they are con-
vinced that with few exceptions the in
surgents are ready to lay their grievances
before the Turkish Commissioner and nego-
tiats; but they desire a suspension Of hostil
tiles meanwhile, and think it indispensable
that the grea; powers guarantee certain re-
forms, without which a pacifcation will be
illusory. The Consuls say the districts they
uaversed have been frightfully devastated.
The population has been decimated by
disease and suffering. Unless speedily
helped, the country will be ruined for many
years.
New York Herald specials say that two
letters from Stanley have been received In
London, both dated from the village Of
Kagehigi, District OF Achambi, in the coun-
try Of Usukuma, situated on Victoria
Nyanza. The first was written on March |
and the other May Is. Two Of SANKEY'S
white companions, Edward Peacock and
Frederick Barker, had died Of fevers.
Prominent Carlists and the Carlist com.
mittees in foreign lands are endeavoring to
persuade Don Carlos to abandon the strug,
gle. The inhabitants Of Carlist provinces
favor recon eiliation with King Alfonso.
Additional slight successes for Alfonsist
forces are reported.
The Diario Espdnol states that the gov
ernment has determined to hold elections
for members Of the Cortes shortly.
The King Of Spain will deliver the Cardi-
nails hat to Monsignor Smeoni AT the cere-
mony OF investiture.
From Hong Kong comes the intelligence
that there was heavy typhoon at Chifu,
August "a, where three European and many
Chinese vessels were wrecked, and thirty
lives lost
Gems. Upton and Forsythe and Major
Sanger, United States Army, commissioned
to inspect the armies Of Asia and Europe,
were Hospitality received by the japanese
authorities and given all opportunity for
thorough examination. Their reports are
Unexpectedly eulogistie.
The Ultramontane party elected President,
vice-President, aud other officers OF the
Bayarian Diet, by a majority Of two.
From Vienna We learn that several sangui.
nary engagements have taken place in Her
The interior journal., 1875-10-08
TOPICs or TnE TTME.

Mr.. GLADSTONE, though almost out
Of politics, continues TO claim q large
share Of public attention. An illumi.
mated address has been prepared for pre-
sentation to him, emblasoned with the
arms Of Liverpool and the Gladstone
coat Of arms, and with view of Glad
stone Hall. The latter was erected in
Liverpool as an addition to the Copvsl-
escent Hospital in 1868, from the pro-
cceds Of the Gladstone testimonial fund.
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

LAST season the lioness in Bidel's me
nagerie, in Paris, gave birth TO three cubs,
two Of which soon died, and the third,
which was healthy and promised to live,
had its back broken by some accident.
NJ. Bidel presented the poor little animal
10 one Of his employees, who resided in
one Of the suburbs of Paris. This man
had daughter, who took the creature In
charge. fed it and tended il, and it is
now fine large lion, devotedly attached
to It's beneiactress, and following her
about the house and garden like dog.
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

WAsHISGToN county, Maine, went
Democratic at the last election for the
drst time in nineteen years.
THE Democrats have made a clean
sweep Of Wyoming Territory, electing
eleven Of thirteen members Of the Coun-
ell and eighteen of twenty-seven mem.
bers n the House.
OrPIcIALand reported returns from all
the counties Of California but two, in
which the vote is very small, give Irwin,
Democrat, 56,69l, Phelps, Republican,
29,69l, and Bidwell, Independent, p, ,43O.
PrTTsBURe has FIVE Republican news
papers, Of which the Dispdtch and Chron-
icie are for contraction, the Gdsette and
Telegraph for imitation, and the CONNER
cidi for both either and neither.
THERE is not Republican county in
Maine where the Republican majority is
as large this year as it was last. The
falling off in Speaker Blaines county
Kennebec-is over six hundred.
THE eyes Of the whole Republican
party are now directed toward Governor
Ames. Nothing short Of another forty
horse pswer Mississippi outrage will save
them from utter annihiation this fall.
THE Democratic gains foot up as fol-
lows:
Connecticut 5000
ozfup
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

Griffith were totally destroyed by FIRE recent.
ly At the dock at jamestown, New York,
Chautauqua Lake. The boats Mere valued
at about s4o,ooo, on which there Is an in.
surance Of $4,000. Supposed to be incen.
diarism.
, 1875-06-30

s mmisration. Ser rgoaro Of
EMANCIPATION" bat Dor elm paar Sasen
pieber eine Sibuns sebabt; bod beiBt
es. baB ni9ts 8elonoeres bel6loiien lei.
Mir iinb iiber5cust, Dap Die @a6e ii6
nod big gum nd6fen Sabr bin5ieben
ipirb ebe man ettpas beI6lieBt. Wir be-
greifen ni9t baB in oieler 10 wi6tisen
Srase, 10 wenis 9etban wirb. Cont
beiBt es immer nSime is monep," bod
in bieier Inselesenbeit i9eint man it'd
ni9t barum gu befiimmern; ltatt einenIn
fang 5l MAIDEN, bleibt @1es beim Nlten;
bic 3eit entfiebt, aber Ni6ts sei6iebt.
gs 1dtte elm r8oaro Of Immigration"
non 9iirsern peri6ieoener N%ationalita=
ten s%ulammen seleBt wetOen Iolen, wel=
DE iol6e Srasen better periteben, als
Qeute, Die bier sebOren Iino unb tnSmmi=
erations : Sa6en 81 unerfabren 1ino.
Monate linb i9On felt Der @ertasuns
Der 2esislatur pergansen unb nod lit
fein s3us senla6t poroen, Die 9Oluns
Der fir uns 8iirser uno BEN Staate 10
nnenoli9 widtige Sro9e einen S6ritt
ndber gu fommen. NIeaei6t fommt bic
Snlpiration iiber Na9t. g8ir wolen
ss wiinl6en.
, 1875-06-30

8o1i5ei @eridt. 5olgenoe
Sssdae fanlen seltern in bielem Geri6te
our 8erbanolung:
Sames unb Gli5abet6 Samilton,
Srunfenbeit %entlafen.
q. u. Sones, &runteubeit, ST. 9es
ltroft.
Sobn Sderer, ansetrast elm perbd6-
tiger gbarafter Su iein, wuroe> luesen
Man9el an 8iirgi6aft auf 80 Gage in
Die Sail gclanot.
Sobn Sones, onseflost hlebrere ill
berne uno fupferne MinSen uno conf0=
berirte Noten BON u. 6. 8abcod ee1tob=
len 5u baben, wuroe biz auf beute perz
ihpben.
, 1875-06-30
Mittwu9 80. SUM 1875.
Stdct NibmDnb.

tsrbIi6teits 8eri9t. 81
fanpsn wabrenp hsr lesten Wrde 40 Icbs8.
fGae bieristtt fat, namliGs @eiBe 20; 5ar'
biee %; Maunli6 25; @eibIib II.
Mltsr-1 Sag bis 80 g., 1 Mpnat bis G IA
3 Monat bis IL 8, Sabr bis 8 6, 3 Sat
bis 5 O, 5 SABRE bis 10 1, 1870 l, 20 s
80 1, 80 $40 2, 40 $50 0, $3.50
8, 80 800, 1870 0, $3.50 0, In.
bsfannt
@tant-2sbie 80, gerbeiratbet 2, @it-
we, 5@itwen 2, 1nbefannt .
@sbartsprt - Ser. Staatep 40, StUtts
limb I, SrInnb . @nsIanbs1.
@pbnuug-Stabt Q, Mariball @arp 6,
SeferfOn @arb 9, MaSilen @nrb A, Mpn
Ne 8ars 3, Glas Warb 10, Sadlpn @arb 8
Irmenbaus 2, Staats @sfansniB .
observation-disclosures aer;ts 38, GOroner
a, gcarh Vt 5saltb 3, irresulare ssrsts.
8. q. a.beit, 81. 9.
Yraibent rBpare VI 5ealtb.
, 1875-06-30

0os Coos Der Irbeiter, luel6e an
Gelerpoir Die i6lueren Nrbeiten in bie<
Ter 9iBe gu tbun boben, lit ni@t bench
oenstuert6 unb mir iplten meinen, OaB
tpenn Elm 2obn BON $1.25 per Sag aus
sesablt wiroe, es ni6t gu piel mdre; an=
itdtt ben arluen 2euten ab5u5ieben, loa=,
tie lieber Der 9oDn Der bDber9elteaten
8eomten, Die i'm @anSen ni6t piel oa=
bel gu tbun haben uno lpenige 56peiB=
tropfen p~ergieBen, ernieorist weroen,
Inn Oas 9srbdltnib ausSnsIsi9sn. lle=
berbaupt no babe MiiQionen perarbei=
tet iperben, fommt es auf elm paor Sau=
ienb Sbaler ni9t an, belonoers penn er
fir Sieieni9en perausgabt ipirD, wel6e
Die bdrteite Nrbeit babel MAIDEN milf
len.
, 1875-06-30

Ser 3oll Ginncbmer in Stem : Yorf
1T a~nscwieien woroep, ale ein9efiiDrte
Gi6orie, 9Iei6piel ob iie, 9ebrannt
ooer 9emabIen eigefiibrt tuiro, nit einem
3oa bon Elm Gent oas Yfuno 81 belesen
ipenn lie ni6t cinem Bro5eB untermorfen
pnrbe, ber8eimil9uns BON i%remoartiger
Sn9rebien5ien ooer 8erpanoIung III Ell
men Sei9 belteben mag, uuo luenn lie
nidt in feline Yadete perpadt 1T, pel6e
oieGtiquette nit Dem Nomen bes Sabri=
fanten tra9en uno in bielem 3utanoe Su
perfaufen 1ino.
, 1875-06-30
Rt@mpnb poit office.
Yp1t-Nrraneement.
10. Oftobfr 1875.

R6rhfi1e GardpoH. amsimoY ,y.s:a
SOnntaas au seenommen-Mnfnnft < 10 Sasa ny
nnS d45N M. -Pofi9Iub 1.35 rnS 2 ~
81. do. '"' o'~V
@enn,ag aHrunft SO, Or. -psd.
GorsaiGe @es.goa. Saari6. ouso.r..
men Spnniaas. = Nnrunff lbs %, 1M
pofl4las l.35 anb $50 81. ~.
Saoli9e Pof. !3psimal taatid. @pnn.
ta9S auseenem1tten. - Anfnnft 1900 m-
UNI s.U y; W. gOff9Iub 4 g. Or. n
Serntaes; . agntunft 1900 d. wus
Hitbntnnb & NanbiQe giienbahm rS,~
itS. @nfunft 2.3O u. N. Tsasdins
Snnbils & Greensboro. 3w,inoY tsa
ilg.- Mnturft 2.30 uns 81. d. 49, nsS-
lpiuB 4W. ". nnb 12.45 81. aR. ~
Garmbiae. IdeIi6, s,untoos n,,so,.u.
: en- o. aMnfunft 2.30 q. 80. = VpRidIns
0geiapeafe & Dis Gti.nbatn. sGoI;d.
Sennta9s aasssncmmen- Mntunft 6 81 m1
- ppflbluB $50 G.4M-
Sgn@bur8 Charlottesville. etauntOu. mhite
Shlpeer Sprin3s limb peHli0 BON WbiteGui.
pgef Sprtl,9s @nfunff S 9. 81. Vsa-
fGlnB $50 81. M. S'F'
% asst yaint ,,ah gtationen an Der y. N.
VI. INN y. &. o. SasliG, gOnntaos ausoss
M Ilm Anfuaft 1880 y. 81. wpis-
gl'ues(tsr, iter gBef point. ,aolid.-an
'anIt 1o.3og. ~. -vOflalu6 ~. Dr..
aapeabannpd, iiter 8iib Saul taalid.
~h'aaT' o'3o y. 3D. yofl6lus i .. M.
Samcs &iher oanpfer- DreimaI mSd,n,
!!a:,- Mnfanft Mputa3s, MIitwod,s mn
g%rsitass, S 81. Va. pcflalua' Si,aa aas
Aonnsrfass unb @aanabents, $50 D. 81
Naaal gadet. Or.imul nUaeani6.
!. aaSm,anI, Wtttmobs> 8reitass unb @onntaos
& =. w: - peii9Iub Mantaqs. Miftmss,a
uao 3rfttags, 4 ". M.
Short un1p &onte. ;3aeim Al wvd,ntri6-
81 Mafnnft M.uwp4s ano g onna5enps' (
i s, M 4 ! 81 Wsssi|@lub. D0naesfaos uno SOM
lt
, 1875-06-30
Observation-Disclosures

FOie neuen Do1lD 8arSen Scr
aniiaunas=86 Deroen eben GoQ
rcgClmdBig 0 4 Biz 7 l1br 9iadmittas5
(Sonnta9s nit cingeihloiien) lire Sabr>
ten nad) bent 8umpbauie uno &ipers
Sibe@Yarf
u8iatse ltterrsinfpmmsn fSnusn fit Wic
Nics getrOT, II sterorn Eie 9G.e tperpen pte
,,Yudet. Stfee" jsSe Stunoe Serlafsn. Mei-
iers MusFunft ertbeilt G. 81 nS a ger
mn n rtnt Ste cir. unb 9ain Banf.
, 1875-06-30

S. 6. Bennett, Der 2eibtuabeIiBer'
2te StreBe, smiiden Brouo II. @race
Str, 1T Der Ylob, no man Iib fir ge=
rinse Mittel, cine i6One Spa5ierfabrt
erfanfen fam. Serr Bennett bat Die
l6Dniten uno f~eurislten 9feroe in Der
Staot, uno Die elesanteIten uno neuelten
@quipa9en uno 8uggies.i l1eber5eu9t
Sud ielbit, unb SIR meroet poatommen
Sufrieben iein.
, 1875-06-30

Sos Yrebisen ouf Der Strabe uirO
fortgelebt. Sft weroen bon ben Srom=
men Iol6e Yldbe ousgelu6t 100 oas9a=
1ier tbront uno Die prielterinnen Der Se-
nus in. Mbsel6iebeubeit uno 3urildseso=
senbeit leben; 70 mar lebten Spnntas
, 1875-06-30

es in Scout 9Iep Der SaI. Mse6rere
Der SD9ter @uas perIpra6en bon nun
al @nQel 5n perben, uno man6e Mdn=
ner lab man meinen aug &iibruns, neil
Iie Der 3ufunft geOa6ten, boB lie fer
MERLIN, tpenn ibr @eg le our6 bieSim=
melsitrabe ipieber fii9ren lolte, nur BON
Gn9el umQeben 1ein lueroen.
, 1875-06-30

Trdulein emma Minetta, iuel6e an=
setlast mar, bon einem 9ewiiien Mc=
@reepeD $400 9eitDblen 81 baben, tpur=
De seitern BON Yoli5eiri6ter Wbite ent=
IaIien, ba tein 8eweis ibrer S6ulb Dor
LAO.
, 1875-06-30

Weitern Na6mittag brannte basYfero
bes M0belbdnbIers u. &oonep in Der
5ronflin StroBe, bur9. 9alelbe mar
m einem belaoenen MDbelpa9en 9e=
ipannt. 9as Yfero lief Die 12te Str.
binunter, BON bort mad Der Main Ctr.
nnb ridtete Siemli6en S6ooen on ben
M6beln On. Ser Sreiber Deg Sabr5eu=
ses iprans iOfort pom @a9en uuo ent=
aina 00our6 9efdhrli9en @%erlebun9en.
, 1875-06-30

2ouise &ii9er, bas junse Mao9en,
peldes Montas Nahmittas bird bas
uStplisbt" fiel 1T auBer @efabr, wenn
aud Die Wunben, Die Tie bur6 ben
SAT- erbalten, idmer5baft lein m6sen.
IS 1T uns lieb bieie Na6ri6t mittbei-
len All fDnnet1,
, 1875-06-30

Oie %eesenudrtise um5dununs beg
Capitol Squars fOltet $4,000. Sie=
ielbe wnrbe unter Der Administration
Ses @onperneurs Sames Yrelton int
Sabre 1918 erri6tet.
, 1875-06-30

lin Il. S.rr Sames q. Slider,
fiel Sonntag in ieinem @arten nabe lei
mem Sreibbauie bon Der 2eiten, bur9
bas @Ias oes 9auies uno erlitt erbebli=
de Nerlebungen.
, 1875-06-30

Mrs. Mat:bews, Die @Gmeter bes
@ouoerneur &empers faro 9eltern. Sic
mobnte in Gulpepper Gourtbaus. Sic
8erltorbene mar cine LANCE 3eit franf
pnb Der SOB mar cine Grl6luns fir
ite.
, 1875-06-30
Gslhdfts- Maras.
"a lCA a. q EO

Diefss oelieiSe y. parat ss Der @,rt &C.,
meritanilhen 2uGe ,gao. v) .@sstrirt, III Elm oqos,
aeines eisblinesaetr6nte Der a~s:ipobner bss gsbirs
ss von 9,err, Rerifo unS fiSlid,em Salifcrnia,
no bic 4fan,e p6dGt uno aeosibt. sic Scrtiaes
aer3te Recommendation baiTslbe bsfdnois ais elm
lstimutant uno Diuretic in alien &rants
teitsn, nelbe fplbe Miittst erbeifdtn. elmer her
eieentbiner ~Serfelben, mGGrsnS elmer Runbreifs
hurD N'eIifp unb Solifornia pcr sinissn Sobren
, 1875-06-30

100 Srau u. @ader empfieblt lire
6anoarbeit. S9ule fir Mdo6en, mel6e
tie ben L. Suli, i'm Saule neben Der ct.
Sobannis Stride in Der 5. StraBe, croft
men Miro Ser Preis betrdgt $3.50
per Monat i'm 8prous.
, 1875-06-30

Ma9 Dem gusipru6e bss uMuoitors
Of Yublif Mecpunts" lperoen nur lol9e
Coupons CUR 8e5abluns bon Stcuern
%ansenommen ipprauf gu leIen 1T: uuer=
ben angenommen fir jeoe 5teuer,
99ulo. Torberuns, melbe man Dem
Staat 19uloet."
, 1875-06-30

Ser Commodore Yortsr, pomv @bis"
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Np. 10 Gde Der 1lfen nnb Cars Ctr.
N0. 10 @fe Der gine unb Maim Ctr.
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NO. 81 Ode Der 14tea unb Main ctr.
No. 80 ede Der 22fsn ans Maiu Ctr
No. "a eds her 13t'a unt Carp Ctr.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-07

Owing to the great extent of ths snow sheds
along its route, aud their danger from fire, the
Central Pacific Railroad Company lave found it
necessary to employ no less than four fire trains
for the purpose Of protecting their lines from
serious conf ,grations. Each train consists of a
locomotive and four water cars. The former is
arranged with powerful pumps. which throw a
steady and strong stream whist the latter are
used for the purpose of supp ying water They
are built of heavy wood aud contain about one
hundred barrels, or three tn )usand gallons of
water, and on one OF them is mounted a large
reel with leather hose. These tre-trains sprinkle
the entire shedding along the road once a week,
and are also held at all times in readiness to pro.
coed to the locality of any fire with all possible
speed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-07
CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIATION
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9th, 1875.

Npv ORLEANS Feb 9Th 1875
To MIRA r A W;jkinson. President:
The nnders;oned having been appointed COM
mittae In draft resoIutlors exp essive OF the un-
fe;oned sorrow Of the Crescent City Relief AS
sn.;at;an nnon the occasion Of the death Of the
Iamented WILLIAM s. PIKE, beg leave to report
fhe folio wing preamble and resolutions
Whereas II hath seemed proper to an All. wise
and AlImercifnl Providence to remove from our
midst and from the sphere of his usefulness.
that ionored and beloved citiztn WILLIAM n.
PIKE. and while we dare not and would rot
question the goodness OF HIM whose supreme
decree hath called that good man away from the
light and the love Of this life yet we cannot but
recall TO mind his many virtues, and paw tribute
TO his noble aud manly worth and therefore be
It
Resolued, That in the death of W. s. Pike our
CITY and i ate have lost a noble citizen and
patriotic aon Such a loss at any time would be
keenly feIt-aye even il we were blessed with
liberty and peace: but now. in the hour when
above our blessed land the skies are 80 leaden
with sorrow and gloom. and true hearts and
brave are needed. the Ioss of such a one as the
lamented dead can not be adequately ee timated
Res0Lred That in the dea tn OF William 8. Pike.
humanity has lost a friend, blessed almoner
who dispensed with princely hand and Christian
heat, benefits and blessings all around him. and
who seemed. in his mnistra ions to the poor and
humble to be r. alizing the chief aim aud joy of
his being He has fallen asleep with the bless |
ings and the PRAYERS OF the poor up N his head |