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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27

rainy DAY when we creased the pass The road
was IN fearful condition, being muddy ana slip
perry. and In many places having an inclination
OF forty-nve degrees The tran was little better
ana having no preference we picked out the best
parts OF both and slowly made Roadway against
all these natural ana unnatural disadyan' ages.
srewed along the road were heaps OF broken
china ware dllapidated wagons, portable cup
boards ION one side OF whion. stand
ing near the road, somebody had writ
ten "Restaurant", fragments OF "hiskey Dot
ties (which predOmlnatedl, and other articles OF
household furniture. which told their own story.
A. tue foot OF one almost hopelessly steep nil
we're two wagons neavly loaded with chairs, &c,
but the men seemed TO have given up the idea OF
ever getting them further, ana three faithful
women sat dlscOnsolately az the edge or the wood,
waiting for further results. AS we ascended, the
rain grew colder and more penetrating. Up, up,
up above timber line. through mud, snow AMI
bog. around the top Of Mount CANDY ana the mead
waters of the Rio Grande del Norte, until We
reached the summit OF the pass. And this was the
worst spot on the whole divide. All our mules
sunk up 10 their glrths in the mire, and we spent
over an hour In eXtucatlng them aud landing
them on terra trDld. Then our abrupt descent
began and we waded down the western slope,
ankle deep in mud. This was down Cunningham
Gulch. We were soon soaked through with mud
and water and a more forlorn looking crowd
never entered Bakers PARK. But late III the az
ternoOn we arrived at Howardville ana camped
on beach Just above 1t. Here the party will re-
main for TWO weeks photographng in the vicinity.
examining the mines and collecting specimens Of
natural history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Stair RECONCILIATION WITH THE Federal
GOVERNMENT IN CoLoMBIA-THE PANAMA
1sTHMUs TRANQUIL REBEL LEADER TO b
oHAsr1sED- CATHOLIC CLERGY TO BE Eek
PEELED FROM SAN SALVADOR
PANAMA, July II, 1875.
Since the treaty or peace was signed between
the federal and state Commissioners matters on
the lsthmus have been very tranquil.
BANQUET TO THE COMMISSIONERS.
On the evening OF the TIN Inst. a grand banquet
was given to Messrs Salgar and Esguerra, the
Commissioners from Bogota, at the Grand Hotel.
or this city. On the 9th they took their depar
ture. along with tue national troops that were
stationed here TO embark on board the German
steamer Allemania for savanilla. During the alb
sence OF the national troops the State militia VIII
look TO the protection OF the railroad transit
REBEL CHIEF IN GREAT DANGER.
Telegram dated July ~, at ST. Thomas. was re
ceived here by President Miro, announcing that
General Joaquin Riascos was landing at Debus
with GOO men. Colonel Farms was az Rio Hacha-
An attack was TO be made the next day. The
telegram concludes with the WORDS, victory Is
THE OUTLOOK IN DARIEN MORE HOPEFUL.
Matters are improving IN Darien the Chucun.
aque Indians have become more friendly aud
allowed caucns TO be extracted from their forests.
Large quantities ofrub0er are daily looked lOr by
the merchants here. several tons have already
arrived, and an Improvement in business noticed.
CATHOLIC CLERGY EXPELLED FROM SAN SALVADOR
In consequence OF the ultr2montane riots In san
Miguel, in salvador, the steamship CITY OF Pan
ana, on her last voyage from Central America,
brought down rom the port OF ldbertad the Bish0p
OF santa Tesla and seven priests, and lanGed them
At Corinto in Nicaragua, where they still remain
These priests were suddenly arrested and huf-
red down TO the port under the escort OF one
hundred soldiers, ana put on board the steamer.
WHY THE GOVERNMENT ACTS AGAINST THE CLERGY
From salvador, by way OF Guatemala, there IL
TO the Atm OF July TO the e1ect That President
Gonzalez, on MS arrival at san Miguel had estab-
llshed order IN that scene OF uLramontane riots
and violence. H. was discovered that arrange
meuts OF similar outbreaks were prepared al over
the republic In the name OF religion.
lie PrOvsor, Rodriguez, Bishop Carcame ana
CanOns Orelana aud VeCchdtti nave been ex-
PEELED rom the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
SOUTH AMERICAN FORGERIES.

COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES IN EXTENSIVE CIR
CuLATIoN-sEEKINa 10 vICTnLIzE EMINENT
BANKERS.
PANAMA, July II, 1875.
Considerable excitement Aas been caused Ia
Chill as well as Peru by the discovery OF large
amounts OF counterfeit bank notes on the banking
house OF Edwards & Co., Valparaiso, and attempts
IN ade 10 pass them on the Lima and Valparaiso
banks.
THE FIRST TRIAL
was made on the Branch OF the National Bank o
Peru at Iquique. On the sth OF June u merchant
there called Herman Reichel, presented himself
asking Tor change for 20. 994 CHILEAN dollars In
bank notes OF A. Edwards & Co., OF Valparaiso.
The transaction was entered into with an aodt
tioua four per cent premium and 2l3l4 soes de-
Uank 1--WE days sight and TO the order OF Carlos
Scnemmel Tor 20 900 soles, and the rest In notes.
ON THIS SAME DAY
ReChel made another transaction with Don
Miguel BrccOn for 700 Uhian dollars in the same
notes. when, being forwarded TO the branch o,
the National Bank OF chin at serena, we're there
discovered 70 be false, and the baak oil A. Ed
wards Co, was at once advised oil 1t.
DISCOVERY.
Fortunately package OF these counterfeit bills
10 he amount OF 500 900 was received ey tAe mouse
or HUH, Gruning \ CO., In Valparaiso, after the
discovery was made, so that none oil them circu-
lated there.
ARREST.
Schemmel Is n Tacna merchant, who got Relchet
to exchange the bills for MN.
The latter has been arres ed ana held to rial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27

Negro 20 tRe centre or the Republic, and the pro
Jected railway from La Paz 60 Lake Tillcacl' mus
placing that hitherto almost inaccessiie cav
within easy distance OF the coast thanks 70 tne
steamers plying on the famous lake o. the inCAs
and the railway reaching down from puno 10 the
sea.
The political condition OF the State was most
satisfactory; all the departments quiet aad tho
preparatory movements for the Presidential cam
paign were being conducted TRANQUILITY ana peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
VALUATION OF HUDSON COUNTY, N. j.

The County Board OF Appeals which has been
in session Tor several days in Jersey CITY, has
II xed the valuation OF property in Hudson county.
Tor the nscal year 1876, as ioOws:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
The Habits and Instincts of the
Mule Graphically Illustrated.

THE MIsERIEs OF THE TRAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
THE HAYDEN SURVEY.
A Second and Successful Effort to Pho
tCgraph UncOmpahgre Peak.

A SNOW STORM IN THE MOUNTAINS
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06

vytisknou Sc en takove, ktere SO napFed
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou z toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamnie Sc ga ,,oo
L0v1Gas CENT
palec sloupce stoji $200 "a tfikrate
vytisknuh, 2 palce s4.Oo, 3 palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefejnovan6 tim Jest lev
neisi, Gim dele Sc uvefeihuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
pismem stoii Is eta. tadka.
OznAmky: hide jest" ,Naprodei''
,Hkead Sc" stoii rs eta. "a ttikrat otisk-
uuti.
Podle toho necht 50 kazdy fidi,
do v Pokroku oznamovati chce Necht
81 uda kolik tadek, ti kolik palcd koli-
krat uvetejnit u necht 81 sam yypotte a
1ase pfisluslci "a to castku.
V Kdo 81 pteje miti oznamku v
ttitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
ve podotkne.
Penize posiejte vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) a psani adre'
suite vzdy:
POk ROK
No. IOl CrotOn Street.
Cleveland, ID.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06
zeEic0t0.

Obrazuli znazornuli ptedmet vice nezll
slova, ac ma obrazich lie ien jeden vyiev
nebo eden moment ze zivota nebo obraz-
nosti (fantazie) znazornti. kde jde oI
znazorn6ni n6kolika yyievd nebo 0 upl-
nou a celou karakteristiku, tam tfeba
slov. Tuto podame nekolik takoyych slo
yesnfch obrazkd, jez podava We svem ca
sopise prosluly bezverec a syobodaf
Scheunemann Pott Json od mas misty
rozvedeny a Hv6isimi barvami pfemalo-
vany
/. knize - Octneme Sc nejtajn9j-
Elm kabinetu nektereho yelicenstva, iez
sc liz Cd nepam6ti anebo aspof Cd te do
by co pfedkove jeho trim nastoupih, ma
zyva VI milosti bozi." Velicenstvo jeho
osobne taine rade pfedseda; koem zele.
neho stolku sedi ieho ministfi taini ra-
dove. Vase velicenstvo," pravi jedsn;
,,tajemny, zloytstny duch zachv!va lidem;
lnysl6nky svobodafske rozohhuii hlavy
nekterych poddanych ma narozich sep
tail 81 lide vzpoute. Z oti jich plane
rozhofeenost, p6ste Sc zatinaji, tn onde
pfkr6 ano vzpurne slovo vyleti z 1st.
Zda Sc, re nektere nebezpecne osobnosti,
jichz neni zAdna zeme prosta, pfipravuji
vzpouru nebo dokonce revoluci." -
TAX. - skutku. = To jest
cd mych po id any h darebne! =
Tia ldza mdze byti stastna, re jser ID
panovnikem jeiim. Nebot hdfe by Sc j
vedlo. kdyby byla poddana panu bratru
(tez milosti boz nejblizsim soused
stvi. Avsak, l6za ia nadela mnoho po.
vyku kazdeho skutku Sc hrozi. Bnine
no kone skroti bic ostre udidlo - me
ne obroku. Ostatne name vojsko, na
nez Sc mhzeme spolehnouti, to il jiz skro
u, kdyby Sc j zacht6lo vzboufeni." =
Vase velicenstvo y prayi iiny = ,ma
me fisi ne1rodu ceny obili potrayin
vstoupaji; lid zada 81 chleba a hladoye
zastupy Sc boufi; hladomor musi pfivesti
lid zoufalstvi," - ,Nedroda, hlad
jsou ovsem veci zle', mini panovnik, ,,ale
kterak tn pomocis My nem1zeme pred
ce ysecky poddane sve ziyiti, TO pdnove
xajiste nahIednete. Nastaneh HAD -
maj nam nezbyde mic, nez starati Sc, aby
vojaci nasi byli syti ably moznou
yzpouru mohli udusiti nebo zhrotiti. Ne.
kclik mrtvol nasyti nekolik hladovych.
A tenn, jenz potom jeste budou kficeti 0
chleb, dame krme naboje. Olovo lezi
nejdele zaludku O syti tudiz nejleps.'
,,VeliGenstvo," owe Sc jiny, - w nekte-
RICH krajinach krupobiti hrozne radio a
potion prntrze oblaki. Oseni jest spu-
stoseno, pfibytky pfemnohych osadnikd
isou podemlety mnohe strzeny odpla-
veny, zasob potravnich nikde. Lid hla-
dovy zoufa ocekava pomoc cd statu,
ktery moody svymi = odpustte Velicen
stvo, prave tax mluvi lid = tax dlouho a
verne podporuje. Dosud vola: ,MEte
slitoyani p - ale snad brzo zacne 81 sill
tovani vymahati nasilim." - Pane mi
nistfe, xda Sc mi, lie mate soustrast ld-
xou'' - mluvi panovnik, svrastiv oboci.
,,Velicenstvo, prosim "a trpici "a hla-
dem hynouci." = ,Takoveho ministra,
kterf ma tax mnoho soucitn lizou, me-
'Innfe ma stat pctfebovat. Pane, vrafte
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06
PrOzretelnOst a pOkrOk
vZdtIanOStl.
fDokonceni.)

Y tomto hfisnem stoleti neohliA pc H.
de, at vefici at neveticf, zhola mic ma bo-
II prozfetelnost bohosiovi, jednali Sc
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06


zvot, proti ohni, proti krupobiti a vseli-
kym pottebam zivotnim zrovna nc dti-
mex takovych trcstd bozich. Pambu pfi
neilcpsi vali nemaze strestati hiisnon de-
dinu krupobitim nebo pozarem, nebot
isouli osadnici ien ponekud praktictl, bu-
de nich zajiste kazdy proti zivelnim pc
hromam poiist6n. Tim polo&ena Jest
mcz neien spravedlnosti ale vSemohonc-
nosti bozi. Go dovedl kristus, SYN boha
otce iemn We vSem rovny, 10 dovedou "a
dni nasich mnozi ldkaf o6ni n ranlekati;
oni piisobi, ze slept vidi a chromi chodi.
Ano nejeden zdanlive mrtvy ale na sta
itch bylo vskfiseno, kdyz nikdo pfibuz-
nych 4ivota nich netusil. Chloroform
cini neibolestn6jsi operacc bezbolestny.
mi, ano porodni bolesti sc MIN zmirnu-
il, at isou nasledkem prvotniho hrichn.
Neni pochy ybnosti, ze lckarska y6da tax
dalece pokro6i. ze Sc budou diti porody
bez bolest, tim2 nasledek prvotnho hill
chu nadobro bude vyzdyiten; osudne poll
ii oyoce ze stromp poznani byio y zcela
beztrestne.
" noy4jsim lekatStyi. pravil 4.
Bernstein prednasee Q :om GO 'dechu
iemet' posnpule kaclfstYl : 1eSly ycha-
nou smelosu AZ do same Ebrojnice tresiit
bo1lch Nehledsll Sc jen leky proti ne
mocim. ale lekai a pSirelozpytei velkon
borlivosti dych.ivostl 10 Efidlech ne
moci sA.ii, Sby ie aepa1 a tax nemoe
naprosso poslali'l ,neAh la se nehiie
wa &alaS25 PISA Ale lekaf nasloueha
s>ac19Ec9 roGrSeg tsPota sr'ice o&lepa-
= pssal 11siau. sey vyzvedd a postih-
an pfeA4E1y chod5ach plicnich Tu
vn1sa ,e 9enau zrcadelkeln hluboko do
csua-ice a4seao zraks. ktery jest tax YER
avn zrca1lefn duse naSi. Onde zas
ypoust se umalym spGsobem do hlavice
eianuu .vttlo,aby Sc vypatralo sidlo choro
by alagidel. \ Ease zpytuii Sc jatra vni.
ka Sc do ledvi''- coz Jest liz teprve ka-
cirske - aby Sc nem optickvm nastro. J..
iem neinepatrneisi casteeka chorobu plo.
dici latky moha zmetiti. Cely okrslek
zem6 Sc prohledava q zpytuie slidi SC
20 vsech zlych besich, kteri uzkostlivt
lidstyo pfepadavaji ie tax neuprosnt
hubi. Tn Sc pada vysetfuie a vsecka Sc
minka, vsechen kel vytrus bylinny Sc la
pa a ma lsvici obzaIovanych posazuie
Vzduch, tento mocny vyzv6da, ktery 8
vsude prodere, kde jen dychati lie, sc be
dive prohlizi, neproyozuieli snad podloud
ny obehod Sc skodlivymi miasmi a ne
prostfedknieli dopravu ieiich do vzdale
nych koncin. Veda boiuje ton neiostfei
81 zbrani, drobnohledem, ktery zl6ho to
ho nepfitele az do neitainejsich 1kryt
stiha ma svetlo vlece neni pochyb
zadne, re zlosyna toho TAX hplne odhali
= usvedcl, 2e elovetenstvo, budeli potol
Jen trochu obezfetne, pres bozi prozf
{ telnost bude moci pfeliti k dcnnimu p
rddku."
Nidlme, re rise bobovlady, ze obor b
Ii pdsobnosti rok cd roku sc uz smrst
je, takze "a nedlouho bah sam vesm
: ru ma dobro bude vytisknut. Veda je
! jeho nesmifitelnym mocnym protivr
= KEN, ktera re vsech stran nan dotira
,. nami svymi iej zasabuje jednu moe !
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06
POiisteni na zivOt
pOjiStcni prOti nehOdam
POjiStfni V padu nemOce.

Pozadovane prispevky neien 20 isou
mirne. ale ielikoz lie .ie platiti tyden-
nich lhdtach, stdyaii Sc nesmirne snad-
nyini. kaidl mdze tJdne uspotiti 67 ct.
Za into eastku obdrzi kaz,iy ellen, pocina-
ie %. rokem start Qide starsi musi platiti |
vice jak nasleduje:
~ Polici ma tisic dollard, vydanou cd .
New Jersey vzaiemne ma zivot pojistujici
spoletnosti Newarku, n. j.
~ Deset dollard V pnpade nemoce po
ttimasiGnim elenstvi.
81 $50 dollarG pddu umrti elena
uhra4eni pohtebnich vyoh zbytek We
lhdte polic bliEe vytknute.
H. Y padu nehody lztraty ruky, nohy
nebo dpneho schromnuti) jest Glen oprav
men ma summu $500 krone podpory
nemoci, ktera potud tlenovi vyplacenA
bude pokud jei lekaf osetfovati bude.
Tyto isou asi hlavni, od Volks- Bundu
poskytovane vyhody, iez vsak dosta6i,
aby kazdeho. kdo zdravi nebo zivot
svdi pecliy jest, pfesyedtily, ze plan ten
to jest velmi vyhodny a bozpecny. Nej-
spise hodi sc meme zdmoznym praci ru-
kou svych sc zivicim lidem, krefi zhusta
praci ztraci a caste do nemoce upadnou
nebo k lrazu prijdou. Tito ncchf neob
meskall zavcas so proti zlym easnm We
sv6l rodiny sve prospech pojistiti. kaz-
demu m6ze Sc uraz nebo nemoc pfihodi-
ii a smrti neuide nikdo. Necht kazdt Sc
be sc otaze, ,,co re mne bude, kdyz nemoc
nebo uraz haky sc mn6 pfihodi, co bude
mych milych, kdyby nemoc nebo neho-
da k praci nespnsobilym mne neinily
anebo kdyby pfedcasna smrt lima ie
jich mne yyrvala."
Tomu zlu mGze kazdy predejiti u sebe
a rodinu svou prot zlym casim poiistiti
piipoienim Sc Jednote hdu.
CLENSTVI. Ably Sc stall Gleneln, mi
ST Sc zadatel podrobih lekafske prohlidce
zacez Sc jemn niceho nepocita.
Pfistupne obnasi S1.O0, cemz jest IA
a hrnut pfispevek "a prvni tyden. Pfistup
q ne slozeno byti musi soueasne podanin
: zadosti IA pfijeti. Nebudeli od lekaf
spolecnosti "a spnsobileho uznan, tedy s
tastka ia vrati.
= Premie mohon tydne, mesiGn6 neb
u ctvrtletne, die libosti poiisttneho vypldce
/ ny bJti. Pojistne se pfijima bez podp
It ry padu nemoci. - Viz sazbu.
l. Spolecnost byla 1863 zalozena les
a tudH II let stara-
V roce 1873 cinila obchod ma
. s13,754922O
Maitelam polici yyplaceno padu {
" mrti, nernoci ma dividendach
d 1892. .s9l.o
Nyneisi hotove assets obnaA
s1,5oo.oo
& Jistina ulozena Jest V statnich spolk
/. vych dluhopisech a hypotekach.
u Nj. krejCi, gen. agent.
J. Wiescnberger, jednatel.
:. C2eve1anaskd office 1s4 Superior ST
Goldsmith Il JankOu
obchodvedouci.
k $. III. a. ID. u. FOSTER
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-16
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Until further notice. the Postoface Will be
epen fordelivery and reception OF mall mat
her from s A. NJ. daily, except sundays and
on sundays one hour after arrival Of western
mail. Omaha time is the time Of office.
Money order ONCE open nom : a. NJ TO
9 r. n. daily. except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at 1918 =. ".
Eastern mails cloHe daily ut 2SlI =. N.
Denver Pacific RaiIrsad, including Denver
and southern mails, close at - ,. n
Mails arrive frum east daily at lid p. NJ,
and from the west daily at 2.l5 y ".
Mails arrive from Denver, Cot, and way,
via Denver Pacific r. r., at l;BJP ".
Mails close for Fort I nrnmie and Fort Fet-
terman on Mondays Mt 7 A. NJ,
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
ettermnn Fridays at : +. NJ.
Mail closes for Red Cloud and Spotted Tall
Agencies Tuesdays and Frirnys at \. NJ. d.
Mail arrives from Red Cloud and Spotted
Tall Agencies Mondays and Fridsys NJ Z NJ.
Mall closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
lA.M.
Mail arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
m. ".
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays at
s A. N.
Mail arrivc4 from Fort Collins and Long
mont. Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 5 7. n.
Il. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-16

The Commissioners Of Indian Ar
fairs, Ed. P. smith, has tcIegruphed
here for Transportation FOR fifteen per
ons to Fort Laramie, Immediately.
1t is thought that this Is the delegation
OF bug-snaJchers and fossil sharpz that
are to proceed forthwith 10 the Black
Hills and make a learned and sciGn-
tihc investigation for gold. We have
no Information concerning this party
50 rs to be able TO inform our readers
whore they last discovered gold, or in
what quantities. We are profoundly
ignorant concerning their former dis.
coveries and their value, and We are
really skcptical about any satisfactory
results being determined 10y theories,
whether geological, geological, ethno-
logical, or astrological. Practical de-
m"ODstTafiOn with pick, shovel and
pan, will be the only test hat will
satisfy practical people, who do not
make their bread 10y theories, but
rather by hard, practical knocks with
the world. Gold will be found where
it exists, and no where else. The signs
and indications that may be found in
one gold district, will wholly fail in
others to determine the existence Of
gold in paying quantities.
We trust whoever is in charge of
this delegation will tax half Il dozen
good, practical miners along from
here, men who know how TO prospect
n locality in n thorough, practical
With their aid he will be
enabled to demonstrate practically rs
well as theoretically. whether the pre-
cious minerals exist in paying q~uunti-
ties In the Black Hills or not.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-16
NOTES.

Lieut.. Cole, 2nd Cavalry, Lieutenant
Norris. 9th %IDfantry, and DR.. Lane,
U. $. A., left here yesterday for Fort
Laramie.
DIR. J. V. r. HoT, q. s. a, is or
dered to duty at Fort Sanders.
Co. A, End L. :. Cavalry, now at
Fort Steele, lis ordered to Fort Lar
annie.
Co. !. end U. S. Cavalry, now at
Fort Sanders, is ordered to Fort Lar
annie.
LIST Lieut.. c. T. Hail, End Cavalry,
is assigned to the command Of Co. +,
of that Regiment, now Mt Omaha, and
is ordered to take the Company to Fort
Laramie.
Co. L, End Cavalry, 10Y at Omaha,
Capt. Egan commanding, is ordered
to Fort Laramie.
Lieut.. d. II. Ezekiel, 4th Infantry,
has one years leave of absence.
Major Simeon Smith, Chief Paymas-
ter OF the Department, is r. be relieved
by Major Henry G. Pratt, from the
Military Division of the Atlantic.
8 lst Lieut.. w. L. Carpenter, 9th In
| fantry, at Red Cloud, has been detailed
on the Wheeler surveys this summer.
Lieut.. Carpenter in a very promising
yoHng officer, and especially devoted
to scientific pursuits. He has been
engaged recently in the study Of dia-
toms found in Il drop of water from a
mountain in this Territory. Prof.
Henry, of the Smithsonian Institute,
to whom drawings were sent of the
various discoveries, pronounced a on
siderable number of them new TO
science.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-16

The latest frantic efforts of Omaha
and the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, may be seen in the te~legraphic
announcement of n coach and four
from Sidney to the Black Hills, by
George Holman, Esq. 1t is to be put
on at once $50 it is said, despite the
fact that the treaty of 1868 excludes
the whites from all the country north
of the North Platte. What cares
George, and Omaha, and the Union
Pacific for that? They intend to run
direct across the unceded Indian lands,
and then across the permanent reser-
walton into the Black Hills and up on
to the summit of Harney's Peak, if
necessary. The Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, at Omaha, will act as
stage agent for George Holman, and
give liberal rates over its railroad to
Sidney to such persons as will take
Homan's stage line to the Black Hills.
We hope no mishap will befall this
stage line, and that Sheridan will not
burn its wagons and cut off its
retreat
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-16

Information reached here from
Red Cloud on yesterday, that the In
dians will not he likely to reach Chey-
enne before May LIST, owing to the
delay in getting in the Uncpapas
chiefs. They are n long distance
away to begin with, and the inner
have about reached there now. The
red man Except when on a stealing
excursion,) is a solemn, serious and
slow individual, and very much dis
posed to red tape-ism. He will observe
the Roman caution" Make haste
slowly" better than he probably gets
credit for. Red Cloud, for reasons of
his own, does not want to move too
prominently in the matter of selling
out their country and home without
the presence of Crazy Horse and the
original Sitting Bull. They are fell
lows who will not have any slight put
upon them by Red Cloud or any other
man, without resenting the indignity,
sooner or later. Hence they had to be
invited, and q reasonable time given
them to come in to the agency.
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