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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22
QExERAL SofIs.

SPECIAL okN ThiiLAfss
who created such . ssnsation during his
recent visit 70 California. has made his
report 70 q committee Of the House Of
Representatives. He makes soms very
damaging charges against the venue
officers Of San Ffancisco. and duplicates
Senator Sargent with them in dsfraud-
ing the Government. He asserts that
the revenue has BEEN robbed Of at least
I 900. 900 within . very short time. and
that the frauds arsstill bsing psrpstratsd.
A 10 the truth or falsity Of these
charges . generous public will withhold
judgment until Mr.. PHILIPPE produces
the proofs upon which he basss them.
Whore thsrs In % much smoke IL 10 very
probable that there Ia some Ore; but The
faintsst flicker Of . fame has not yet
become visible. We snIiously await
the production Of Nj. Phillips facts. >
FoorrAps psrsmbulats Reno. Last
Wednesday night . pedestrian was con-
frontsd by one. and showed fight. when
10 wa knocked down BY the footpad
with . siIshootsr. Not content with
this, the hishvayman continued beating
the PROSTATE man. whose yslls finally
attracted he attention Of some men.
when the would-be robbsr made his
escape. TIE injured man vas taken to
the County Hospital.
Tan weak the shipments from the
Coms.oek have been unprscedentsdly
iaree-the amallsst bsing nfty-shrse
bars. Thsl shipments we're respective
iy. -, So. 20. 20 and 60. making . total
Of $40 bars for The week MP TO ysster-
day.
IT 10 proposed in San Francisco 70
collect and publish In one volume the
poetic writings Of The late W. d.
Rhodes (Cs,ton. in Boheuia). the pro-
seeds to Be- appropriated to the use OF
his family, who are left without means.
The grave OF the famous Kit Carson.
the intrepid explorer. ID located in .
coyote patch somewhere In Southern
Colorado, with no monument. no head
stone. and no mark Of any description
TO indicate his last rsstng place.
Asorusa rich strike Of sulphur has
been made al Steamboat. II In the best
dsposi. yet found. The new deposit 10
some distance from thai now being
worked BY Duffy. and Is the pure stud.
IT 10 now suthohtAsivsly stated that
Senator Sharon will not arrive from
Washington until the Ant Of May.
senator Jones ID mot to return until
time In July.
A DISPATCH from Warrington says
Huntington has concluded . contract
for the necessary rails and trimmings
for ia5 miles Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad.
LrcKY BALDWIN has returned from .
PASTORAL visit to his Los Angeles ranch.
He employs . large number Of Mszicans
and has great faith in The result Of their
working.
Dox PxDao 10 ON his way overland
and 10 s1pscssd 70 arrive at Ban Fran
cisco on Monday evening. when he win
probably pu. up ai the Palace Hotel.
IT In nov evident. By kilograms re-
esived. that the Emperor Of Brazil will
arrive in Reno tomorrow (Sunday)
night. en- route for San Francisco.
Tue Reno Journal figures that $50
emisrant cars have passed that point
from the East since the nrst Of the pres
emit month.
J. G. Fam Is said 70 BE- now On his
return from Tie East and TO b In San
Francisco In . few days.
TEE Senate has confirmed 6chashsr
- Chief Justice Of Utah.
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TRACHHRU INSTITUTE.

A COUNTY TEACHERS. INSTITUTE WILL
As h.i1 Z. .As Third v.,s s%s aSS
NAV ~. q u sdciock A. T.. asd lasting two
dsya. Ali OF the TsaeAsu connected with the
psSlio 6ehoo,s u etoesy eolsty srs fxpected
"a - a sttsndanes. Tsaehsrs iron Lyon,
orussy ana Washos eountiss afs aiss cordially
invitsd 70 - prsssnf. $500
sdsitd Storey County, Nsvsds.
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Latest Parisian News.

LONDON. April 20.-A Paris dispatch
sayy the Chamber Of Commerce at
Amisns announces the death OF A. 7
Stewart BY public handbills, deceased
being gratefully remembered ON account
Of his charitable deeds In 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

Tue Reno Journal figures that $50
emisrant cars have passed that point
from the East since the frst Of the prss-
emit month.
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n. rurhIsh IusurrcctIon.

Loxpox, April 20.-A Berlin dispatch
says the leading German papers contin-
ne 10 criticise Russia's policy. and assert
that ell Andrassy's measures against the
insurrection In Turkey are opposed and
rendered futile by the united Sclavonic.
ultrsmontsne. military and conservative
parties in Austria, who. for various
~rsasons, are bsnt on snnsIing Servia
and Bosnia. The apprshsnsions Of the
Germans have increased because the
Austrians are armiug Danube steamers
and Ssrvia Is purchasing quantities Of
war material.
The Moscow Gaieits says the Turkish
soldiers receive neither pay nor provis-
ions, and sell cartridges 10 the insur-
gents for bread.
A telegram from Vienna says the for
sieu ambassador at Constantinople re-
moustrstsd against the Porte bringing
troops into Europe from Bsgdad, on nc
count Of the plague.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

Basnslsy. Scotch and Irsh psrsshi
psnask Table Cloths and xspkins;
Towels and Towstng,
Linen and Cotton
shsstinss and shtainssi
Bknkets and Quilts:
Coorsd and white Yiannsis,
lr" Table and Piano Cevsfsi
Lace curtsias, Etc,
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ma. Avsry's Cenfsssiea.

NEW Yoax. April 2l.-A special from
Washington says that Mrs. W. o. Avery.
wife OF the Treasury clerk just senten.
ced 10 the Psnitentiary for completely in
the Sc. Louis whisky frauds. returned to
Washington recently, and. II Is said on
good authority, went before Attorney
General Pierrspont yesterday and con-
fessed all she knew In regard to the
whisky frauds. ne far rs they affect the
President and implieate Babcock and
her husband. The interview was very
lengthy and Of q most serious and pain.
full character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

TEE Senate has confirmed schasdsr
q Chief Justice Of Utah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

Dox Pxpao is ON his way overland
and 10 expected 10 arrive at Ban Fran
cisco ON Monday evening. when he win
probably put up 81 the Palace Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

IT h nov evident. BY kilograms re-
esived. that the Emperor Of Brazil will
arrive in Reno tomorrow (Sundsy)
night. en- route for San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

LrcxY BALDWIN has returned from q
PASTORAL visit to his Los Angeles ranch.
He employs . large number Of MsIicans
and has great faith in The result Of their
working,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

A prsPIrcH from Warrington says
Huntington has concluded . contract
for the necessary rails and trimmings
for la5 miles Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad.
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.Exscutiea or . Mardersr.

NEW YoRx. April 2i.-John II. Dolan.
the condemned murderer Of James II.
Noe, vas executed in the Tombs Prison
this morning. He died without q strug-
gle and walked to his doom with self
possession. m
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BORN.

NINER-in Carson, April iIth, 70 the wife W.
n. Miner, q daughter.
BERcnARD--In kureia. Apriisth. 70 ths wife
Of ]. Bsrcbsrd. . daughter.
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Asorzsa rich STRIKE Of sulphur has
been made al Steamboat. II 10 the best
deposit yet found. The new deposit 10
some distance from thai now being
worked by Duffy. and il the pure stun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

IT 10 now authortA,ivsly stated that
Senator Sharon will not arrive from
Washington until the hnt Of Nay.
senator Jones ID not to return until
some time In July.
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MlsalaaIppl Overnow.

QuIScI. ILL.,. April 2i.-The break in
the Hannibal levss In more serious than
ever. A vast amount Of farming lands
are inundated aud crops destroyed. The
water 10 falling now. but II will DO many
days before the lands can be cultivated
and the people a return to their de-
serted houses.
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Tine grave OF the famous Kit Carson.
the intrepid explorer. IL located in .
coyote patch somewhere In Southern
Colorado. with no monument. no head
stone, and NO mark Of any description
10 indicate his last resting place.
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At GREATLY aruucfp PRICES.

HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
LAAiss', Ohildrsa's ~ 0sats' HosisU Of
sisss and qualities.
Gloves, LAoss, Bnbroi6sry, IN ssts and ~ the
yard; HAndksrehisfs. etc.
VIII self as CtssD for Cash as a.
In 4. ssAnk
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IT IL proposed in San Francisco 70
collect and publish In q volums the
poetic writings Of the late W. II.
Rhodes (CsIton. in Bohemia). the pro-
se.ds to b appropriated to The use OF
his family, who are left without means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

The column viii move as eleven O'Clock.
through O street TO sutton avenue. sutton
avenue 10 D street, B street to the Divide. 10
turning through @ street to National Guard
Hall. ODD Fellows Building, whore tho follow.
ing s~xsrcisss will take plscs under the direc.
ton Of Brother Z. .. HARRIS. President Of
the Days
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-22

Tan week the shipments from the
Comstoek have been unprscedentsdly
laree-the amallsst bsing Afty-thrse
bars. Thsl shipments vsrs respective
iy. ~. So. 20. 20 and 60. making . total
Of $40 bars for The week MP TO ysster-
dny.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

OF any improved firearms metallic cartridges 70
Indians be considered punishable misdemeanor, 10
As IL seems morally impossible to make the Indian
with but few exceptions, a useful citizen, II becomes
us 10 render him as little dangerous Kept
within their reservations under the projection OF tho
army, would not The ordinary rife, with powder and
ball serve all their purposes Tor hunting without sup
plying to them the latest patterns Of Winchester and
Spencer repeaters aud Colt revolvers which, when
opportunity offers, they can turn against Poldiers
and settlers with the deadliest encctY The "policy'
does not sensible, which, treating our
willy rcd brother necessary evil and PEN
sioner endcavoring keep hun within bounds at the
same tne arms and equips him in the most approved
fashion and renders b,m terrible ioe With the
Indians uncer the control of the War Department this
evil would not be permitted to exist In late issue OF
the HERALD II is reported that Red Cloud had pur-
chased Cheyenne % 900 rounds OF ammunition, and
had left Tor the agency Do you think this would have
been permitted had the department been under the
charge OF those who undersood the tricks OF that willy
savage and at such "A time as this IN the Indian cam
pagn Sell the savage no firearms and you will not
put deadly weapon into an cnemy's hand
July IL, 1876. ANTIPEACE POLICY.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

AiH. M. H. sANFoRD's ENTRIES FOR THE DERBY
AND OAKS OF 1S7S-MArE AND THE GOOD
WOOD srAKEs-LoRD RosEBERY TO RETIRE
FROM THE TURF.
LONDON, July 49, 1876
Mr.. 81 H. Sanford, the American has entered for the
English Derby OF 1875 colt by Genelg, dam La
Polka, and colt by Glenelg. dam Niagara He has
also entered for the Oaks Stakes flly by haywood,
dam Earring. and lilly by Glenelg, dam UIrica
The American horse Mate is now fourth in the bet
ting for the Goodwood Stakes which is to be for
July % Belts Lye says:--"Thc Juror about Mate
to be dying out although both he and Preakness
are reported to be doing good work"
Nessrs Tattersali advertise for sale In the second
week of October Lord Rosebcrys entire stud of
horses which in training. This is generally
srued to mean retirement from the turf
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
IRELAND.
LONDON, July Is, 1876.

LONDON July Is, 1916
xr. Francis o'Bernc (homc ruler, was to-day elected
to Parliament from Lciirim, to Hll a vacancy in the
representation from that county.
The vacancy was caused by the death Of Lord Har.
icch formerly Mr. j. r. ormsby -Gore), which raises
TO the pecrage his heir his bro,her) Mr.
William Richard ormsby-Gore, OF Derrycane, county
Leitrm, who has sat in Parliament in the conservative
since sss having previously represented the
county Sligo Mr. W. r. ormsby ore has now taken
his seat in the House OF Lords a. Lord Harlcch
Mr. O'Bcrnc Is captain In she Second Dragon
Hpart
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FRANCE.

TuRfHzs FRErEcroRIAL CHANCES coSrIM-
pLArEp-THE CONDITIONS or THE NEW pArrs-
IAN LOAN.
PARIS, July is, 1875
rhe government has resolved to make further al
nistrativc changes affecting many sub projects and
preectorial councillors.
Tho Official Journal publishes the condition of the
new city of Paris loan OF s24, 600 900 FIVE hundred
franc bonds be issued 465, and bear four
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred on the Bath and Coney IsanA
Railroad last evening, by which three persons in.
jurcd. careless switchman left the switch open and
the for the city the down train at Cowen
hoven Lane. Miss Kate WISE of Wheeling, Va, had
her leg broken by jumping from the train and was re-
moved TO the hospital The others were NOS severely
injured and lett for their homes
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
ITALY.

THE PARLIAMENTARY cRIsIs--AN ANIMATED
DEBATE AND A CLOSE DIVISION.
RohS July Is, 1915
The discussion OF the bill concerning reeula
tions for establishing free ports renewed to-day In
the Senate.
signor Depretis President Of the Council Of Minis
tcrs, declared that the occurrence Al yesterdays Sit
ting affected national institutions and the gov
ernment considered the vote null and void
He said the Ministry would take no further share in
tho discussion but leave the Senate 10 exercise It's m
dependence and do what its dignity and tho prestige
OF the country required
MAJORITY OF ONE.
Tho Senate finally decided, after an animated de-
bate, by vote Of es against 81 that yesterdays vote
null and void, and ultimately resolved 70 meet on
the Goth inst for fresh vote on the bill
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
ALONZO b. CORNELL.

COLUMBIA COUNTY REPUBLICANS IN CONVENTION
PRESENT MS NAME ruE NEW yoaK's NEXT
GOVERNOR
HrosoS, n Y, July IL, 1876.
The First Assembly District Republican Convcn, ion
OF ofCounoa county, to-day elected Louis Goe,z, Her.
man " Esselstyn and Lewis ~ Hoysradt as delegates
To The Rcpubi can state Convention. The Convention
favored A. B Cornell, ana instructed tho dele
gates 10 present his name orhe republican Gubcrna
torial nomination
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1919 THE NEW MAGAZINE,
lClO. RECORD OF THE YEAR
FIFTH NUMBER AU0UsT) READY TO-DAY.

And besides the unique and vat able Diary Of import snt
events this number contains among two hundred other tb
cles. the following points " Epecsi Interest,"
Drthronement OF Abdul A siz Khan.
Anecdotes Of A. r stewart.
charming article on the 'Bohemssns' in Amencn 70
which Fifz Green Hailock Wilt Whitman William Winter
Edgar Alton Poo and OF hers considered
The beautiful Cleopatra Poems by Lyle and Coilier
The Danish Hymn the funeral OF hans Chrisaau
Andersen.
NcDemo,,s touching pcsm "o' do NOS sing that song
again.
Platforms OF all thc political State Conventions
Harons speech In Congress on the Marine Band.
stone vail Jackson's poem my Wife and Child"
Victor Hugo ON Amnesty.
Opening Of the Philadelphia Centennial
Whittier Centennial Hymn aud May
Things 10 be laughed a. popular and touching posma,
incidents. &c in attractive
richest OF resiy vaiusb and
ing res aAing almost embraced In 70 magazine.
.. Pricc so month, - for years subscsis
tion post age ala by the publishers
ss- Yearly subscriptions hrvir with any month.
u. ". CAKLErOS CO., PnbiishRrs.
Madison square, Eow York
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SELL INDIANS no FIREARMS.

To THE EpiroR rnE HERALD
Tho though, has suggested Itself to me more than
that q solution Al least partial, Of ;Lis ssxatous
Indian problem might havs been had ny Congress
passing Law 10 the eject tha, the selling or trading
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NJ Dietz- Mounin, CT the French Centennial Commits
son is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Senator
James f. Starbuck, of Watertown. N Y, is staying at
tho Metropolitan Hotel. Baron Overbeck, of Austria,
Is residing at the Albemarle Hotel. Professor F.
scwel Of Ikley College, England, has arrived At tho
Grand Central Hotel Ex-Congressman E. O. Ingersoll
Colonel Robert G. Ingcrsol Of Illinois, are at the
ST. N,cnolas Hotel DR.. Charles i. Macdonald, Super
ntcndent of the Money Order OF the Post ONCE
Department. Is at the Gisey House Naval Construc-
tor Isaiah Hanscom. United States Navy, is quartered
at the Union Square Hotel
TO INSURE THE ERADICATION OF ERUPrTvE
Complaints W ash daily with GIENNs SULPHUR Soar.
"HuLs HAIR ASp WHISPER DYE" black or brown, Jc.
"a DECIDED ADVANCE
Judges report Am crican Institute Fais
new WILCOX GIBBS
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THE UTEs WANT TO FIGHT.

CHEYENNE, WY July H. 1876
Negotiations have been making for time
through Captain Nickerson OF General Crooks staff
with the Utes, who old enemies Of tho Sioux on
account Of Oft repeated attacks upon them TO
their cooperation in the present movement against the
Northern hostile Sioux NJ NJ Curtis, Of Rawlius
who had been despatched to the reservation Bring
In the detachment returned tonight and teegraphed
Captain Nickerson as follows
=" In obedience to your despatch of June 81, pro
ceeded TO gather up the Indians went as FAR as
white River Agency, Colorado and successful until
stopped by +. H. Danforth United States Indian Agent
who forbade me taking Indian from the reservation
until he authorize to let them 20 by Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs Douglass Tho head chief at the
agency said, Tell General Crook would like to CO.
JOIN CROOK.
General Merritts Fifth cavarairy arrived at Fort
Laramie to-day and will north, ria Feiterrnan
10 join Crook, from whom additional news has been
received although fears are entertained of the
safety of the command.
corRIERs WANTED
Custer's late action has had the effect to tax the
courage OF couriers, and be had make the
trip with message for Crook.
Ex-coNFEDERATEs ANXIOUS TO AvHNdE HIS
DEATH.
WASHINGTON, July Is. 1875
Representative Thomas l.. Jones, OF kentucky, has
received the following letter.
LOUISVILLE, July o. 1876
DEAR SIR-As this is the centennial year of Amcri.
Independence desire to let the that We
who soldiers OF the lost are not def
cient in patriotism. Will you be kind enough to init.
mate to the President that offer him services of
full regiment composed exclusively OF Con
to avenge Custers death. havo crossed swords ire
quently with his command in the past. You know mo
and you know my ancestry, anu this Is the reason /
apply 10 you for this favor
Believe me- very truly, yours to command,
WILLIAM Il. ROWAN
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AUTOMATIC
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.

AwaFded the grand Gold Medal Of Progress of mi
Anne can Institute November 1879 and the scott Legac,
Medal" OF the Franklin Institute, October, 1875.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

COMPARISON BETWEEN FRENCH AID GERMAN
CREDIT.
LONDON, July Is, 1915
special despatch TO the Times from Paris notices
the tact that the city OF Paris loan quoted at
10 II francs premium per bond, before the con-
dtons known, while OF the 100, 900. 900 marks
German loan recently offered only onequarter has been
taken
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ce or ip ves.ign,ion invited.

No other sewing machine in the world has automatic
tcnsiou any other Of Its characteristic features
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per cent interest. redeemabls BY quarterly drawings
The subscribers to pay in Ave nhtaments extend
ing from the date OF subscription to April, 1878 The
loan unlikely, therefore, to have any effect upon the
money markets
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

TO SECURE QUIET NERVES. FIRi MUSCLES.
good Digestion refreshing sleep and hcathfn body and
m nd Try electricity from Dr. CHALMERS No. West
iasb
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THE FRONTIER TOWNS ExCITRD-INDIANs
THREATENING BISMARCK, ID. I.

WASHINGTON July l5, 1876
Private advices received here from Bismarck, D. ,
convey Information that the Indians have recently
appeared opposite that town, the other side OF tho
river. Considerable apprehension was felt among the
settlers, but as the troops ordered up
to reinforce General Terry and Crook touched there
on their way TO join the forces in the field, It is
thought that the Indians deferred for
the time being from n,olesting the settlers
All through Minnesota great apprehension is felt lest
the Indians At the agencies when gong on the
path, will make descent on the frontier towns
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE ACCOAPLISHES ITS
work spendIAly. safely. Instantly; Wholesale and retail
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
THE MoHTEEEeRIHs.

4 TURKISH CoRFs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE MoHTEHEoRIEs
RAGusA, July Is, 1879
The Turkish corps which is surrounded Al Mstochija
proposed " capltulate on Thursday
Tho Montcnegrins have occupied the whole district
Of Gstctko. with the exception Of the entrenchments
commanding the town, in which - 600 Turks
rounded. A considerable body OF Moutcnegrns is
marching toward Nevesnje. where battle will proba-
bly, be fought
1FYEcT IN PARIS or EARL DlRBYs SPEECH ON
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
PAsis July Is 1875
Earl Derey's speech Of Thursday on the Eastern
question has produced profound impression here
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

CROOK SAFE.
General Terry, Almost Helpless,
Sends Scouts to Crook.
The News Of Clusters Massacre Brought
to The Cloud Peak Camp.
C0ursrs Carrying Messages Are CHASED
by Hordss Of SaVagss.
ALMOST ANOTHER MASSACRE.
A Scouting Party Under Lieutenant Sbley
in Terrible Position.
SAVED BY A TRICK.
Their Horses and Ammunition
Abandoned.
CLIMBING FOR LIFE.
Reaching Camp After Days of
Horror and Suffering.
tue CAMP ATTACKED And CROOK AWAY.
The Sioux Burning the Grass
Serenading with Bullets.
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerxtcd Beverage. JOHN MATTHEW'S. LIST sv. aud a6tn
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names gathered like fury and swept the hills east
Of the camp. making tremendous smoke For
tunatey the wind was favorable to us.
1t is believed that all the grass has been burned
along the Tongue and Rosebud rivers. The at
mosphere has been very murky.
GENERAL CROOKS ABSENCE
In consequence OF the absence OF General Crook
at The time of his return no force had been sent TO
meet the Sioux band reported by Lieutenant Slbley.
In the opinion OF the subordinate officers of this
The dissatisfaction OF the shoshones at the man
agement of fight OF June Il is not yet appeased
but they are willing to test alliance OF troops
once more. Two hundred Utes and number Of
their coming is far from being assured.
GENERAL TERRY ASSURED GENERAL CROOK
that it he will join him, he will not assume any
superior authority on account of seniority OF rank.
be anticipated. The messengers from the camp
the Yellowstone say that the Sioux village
was destroyed but the official despatch
contains no such statement. The guides who ac-
companied Sibley believe there is large village on
Little Big Horn, near the old government road.
THE VILLAGE ATTACKED BY CUSTER
is supposed TO have been the one removed from the
Rosebud after during the fight OF June II. Sioux
now serenadc this camp every night with bullets
and are watching us very closely.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

THE SHALEK
was the procession OF July D. II win fash
light feet high light song the cloth
ing u the oil Is absorbed bv cotton.
GEORaE n. BABCOCk & CO. 11S Liberty Il.
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WILCOX / GIBBS 3. N. CO.
Cos Broadway. corner Bond q.