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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-07-13
II INDIAN WAR.

We condense the following from a CORES
pondence to the Helena Herald 9Th inst:
The fight took place on the Little Horn,
a tributary of the Big Horn. On the right
bank of the stream the Indian camp was To-
Gated. The lodges stood in the edge of the
timber, forming a lane a little over four
miles long, two row of lodges on either
side. Logs were piled up into breastworks,
and the banks were followed out, making
the place imponetrable for cavalry. The
.ra-naaaar 81 lodges was estimated at 1,7OO,
which would make the Sioux number about
1000 warriors.
Three companies were stationed on a hill.
Reno moved around to attack them on the
south. Gen. Custer himself, and five com
panies charged into the camp through a ra-
vine. Both attacks were made at the same
moment. Custer seems to have fallen at the
head of his troops, while 200 men lay near
him, Reno's attack was promptly made,
only one of his, companies getting into
the fight. The Lieutenant in command was
forced to dismount his men and fight his.
way back. Reno knew nothing of Clusters
fate, but remained surrounded on a bluff un-
til relieved by Gen. Gibbon.
The following letter from Gen. Gibbon
dated at his camp on Little Big Horn, June %,
we take from the daily Independent OF the
9th inst:
We start down the river to-day for the
steamboat with the wounded of Clusters
command and from thence to the mouth of
the Big Horn.
Gen. Clusters command met with a terri
BILE disaster here on the 25th ult. Custer
with five companies, so far as we can ascer-
tain, were completely %annihilated, no living
man of them having yet been found; and
probably none with them escaped except
two of our Grow scouts. who were lent Gus
ter by me and brought us the new
Mitch Bouyer was killed, and the bodies
OF Gen. Custer, his brother. Colonel Custer.
and another brother Ia ~citizen), Captains
Keoggh and Gates, Lieutenant Cook. Adm
tant Calhoun, Porter Sturgis (son of the
General), Crittenden, Twentieth Infantry
(son OF the GENERALLY, Horzsons Mcintosh.
Harrington. Acting Assistant Surgeons De
Wolf ana LORD have all been identified posi-
lively, except Porter and Sturgis.
On the 18th ult., we made a long march
till dark came in view of a few SCATTERING
Indians and the next day-yesterdav9
reached Col. Keno's command fortified on a
hill.
They were in a desperate straight until 6
o'clock the night before Goth ult.,1 with
very little water and fifty wounded.
The Indians decamped in great haste at
our approach, leaving an immense quantity
of plumber behind, which we shall, dastroy
to-day.
The delight Of the poor fellows when thav
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Der SnbaIt III In Rir,e fcleenrer

&arSnumifde Grf&eiuunssn unb 3eitr.&uuns hes Sab
rec ). G.. lS7.--Das Ralenharium In GGpara. uKS
Nptperud.-Sauernrtaeln.-R Nnsfrp teu. Dor
HO Sabrtn peer Rdtier Grtebri@ /. tn Nailnnb ann tn
Uene6t8 NIT 5 Suufrattrre1. = Nerfwtrbise SdtuIdr.
unb Subtldunstaee i'm s. 1877, mit3 Slufr atiUuea.-
aDetterprrptettn i'm Gbterreih. Sp1esbus Ee6tp, rb,r
rte @tner etuen Gtsrif Spn Der Grtetett betnnt pit Ye.
eenee BON ben bell. bret 86ui8er, ntt 3 SluRrdttpu.u. -
gcn be8rtFiAen un6 BON bret unbeeretainen Dtuasu. -
Dtertrlirotge Serufuueen auf @pttts @ert6t uub IrtbeiI,
NIT 2 Suufrnttpnen.-Dte Wnnberteuf1rede, rrtt2 SlRs
frattpnen.-grr benz unterfa&HnesriGter. Narta, Der
StS Der apetsbett, NIT 2 Suuhratirnen. Gin ataletItes
9Dprt: ysta9 @anpfd eeben MIR niht!" nit SaIfro.
ttpr. WitHael 3t@tleinS jpeite Rebe Dor heus @eretue
.trrfnnteer RdttDIiten," nit Snufrnttpnsn. aus Der
&erpntt zines Staarennefes. untermif&t nit ;uf6utaer
gfenf9en. unb l2Deltbetrn&tuneen, NIT 9 SEufr. r.
Stea O,@pnnrr, nit Portrait. Des pans @udtnsIaaS
WeltaEit9ten un6 SabrfSbert6t, nit 5 Slufrattsneu.
Bum Nbf1iee. Das erGett StanhbtIb ia Nep Sprf unb
Wflnhen, ntr 2 Snufrattpnen. Spbcnnes Gbepdur. o.
neralsSupertrr Der Geislfhaft Marid, NIT 9Ortroit. Des
Diu.gtrur. @~pleeturn In 0aepn, o.. nit Nbbiihuna.
pas Ct. warisn' 5UfpttaI tn Cincinnati. nit absiIbuns.
Das ct: Sattarinen-5ripttaI tn BrSrtlsn, NIT NbbiL
pur9: Oas Seiltten S4plafttat ~ gDCsbfpd, NS.,
NIT AbbtIbune. Die Ct. Spfepbs RirGt Az GIeseIauo,
D., NIT Nbbtl6un8. Das gfutterbnuS Der GGwtferu
pom tttI. !Spiepb tn Garpu6pIet, @p., NIT 2 MtbIbuuaen.
Ote 8reut'8unesernppe In S~berammtreaH In Saatrx, nit
Mbbtlnun8. Der Wetreite 0erbrauG Der gBeIt. artter,
let Sdnesr, NIT SaufrdttOn. Dds ct. 6tauislaus.Ho
st;tat In 8Iprihant, NtD., NIT &bbilbuns.
Die tets ;unsbntnbe gerbreituns bieIes ouaemetu ht.
SnbrAana nod
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Gu fnrdbtbarer @tmrun in
8en8aIer.

9GrsIt& trurben iibsr bic @erbeeruns
gen. trel&e ein Srta1 in Ben9alen,O fs
Snpten, saneertGtet bat 70 baurfrduben.
be Bert&te rtft8etbetlt, baB man@er Qe>
Ter urSldubis ben 8opf ldittelte. Sect
ltese1 amtIthe 8ert&te Dor, tpel@e LETT
Der bas IlnsIid befdtiBsn. Man
l@reibt ndmIta
Ger @trbelRurni am 81. Sct. bat In
SeneuIsn fur&tbar 9srpitbet. Na&
amtlt&en Nusuet1en fnb 215,OOO
Menl&en um's 2sben estommen Ian.
pereI elesromrAe fpre@en pom 12O, OOO),
m5Blt@erwetie nod u,ebr. Dret srcbs
Snieln unO 3ablrst&e fleine rrurben
sdnslf& pom @afer lberi@pennst,
ebenio bas GsfIunb ia elmer 9dnse Son
fanf bts fs@s ensltl@en Wetlsn. Gtele
Snieln l!eBen aQe nabe Der 8u@t bes
Resbana, zines bur@ 0ereinigung bee
0anSes NIT benz Brabmaputra entfnn,
ceneri GluGes. Die 9r6ete uriter ben
iberi@wemuten Snlela bat etnen llns
fang pom 800 enel. Wetlen uno 24O,s
900 Gturotner. bte beteeu anberr ba>
beI. etpn. 100000 Gtnmobner auiauas
men. Bts elf ubr Nbenbs rparen feline
Nn;et&en purbanben, aber Dor Nitter,
na@t feste tie 8ose iber Die Sn1tln
bts ia 20 Gu6 Tiefe unb iberral&te
bic 2eute III tbret1 8etten. 0lddlt@er>
rretie Reben I'm, bte D5rfer beruut pf&te
Goeus> unb p~almenbatne. @er Iebens
ct8 8eblteten IA, Serbantt es benz Ct
fletter,t ber Bduue. Gtntee Fd&teten
auf bte DG@er, aber baS @afer brang
in bic 6duier btnauf gun. Da6e btns
aus unb rtb bteies nebf ben .Menlhen
NIT fi9 In bic See. Rauut ein 5auss
bait uuf ben Suleln uub Der bsneGbar>
ten Rdfe mar 3u fnben, Der ntGt ptele
WttBlieper nerlcren bate. GaR aue
Civil uno YOli3etsB eamte fan1srl uul.
Der 3ufanp oer ueberlebenben 1T bsls
fer, aIS mat, ertrarten fonnte. Die
Bauerr jensr @eseno fnb bie rpoblba5
benbifen IN Sensaleu. Die @prrdtbe
tperbet utetfens inter Der @rbe bemabrt
uno finc, trenrt aud oufsewet@t bod
nt&t unbrau@bar. Dts CUR 'Grnte
perpea auberpem biegpeus>9 fiGe bslfen.
Gina 60 unterfaBunss>pldbe fno etns
sert&tet pCrben. Dian elaubt bae
aue 0efabr elmer 6~unssrsnOtb In srei
Bis bret @U&en wirp esboben ltia. Die
&eSterunsss 3eitun8 bert&tet: Mobtn
bic SturmwOee prans. If. mte man
eIaubt nt@t etn DrttteI bel Ben5lterune
ibris sebtteben. Die Snleln baben
nur Elm 8tertel ibrer fribern Gtnwobs
neri@aft. Der @efant Der nerrelenben
9eiaen tt unertrdali@ unD Elm oQee>
ntetner @usbru@ pen gbolera pirb
flnpli9 erpartet.
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neber SEN @eijembau tn Gn0.
LIMB

lteber BEN Mei3embau in eng
IanO
f@reibt Der Nmeritant1@e Merieulturtf
Die enSlii9en Garu1er Drummer isbt
u,ebr, ale es 9err5bnlt@ BET btelen
iprt@w6rtlt& un3ufriebene1 9euten Der
SAL TT. Der @et3et brtnet nut fanf
SbiQtn8 Sterling. ODER 1925 per 8us
fbel, etn prets, Der ben Bau bteleS Sc,
treibes ~ eineut nt&t lpbnenben nfaGt.
Das basesen ennpfobIene Miitel III. als
len fGr 0ras 9eei9netea Bpeen bamtt
;u befelen uno @ieb3u@t 3u 5etreiben.
Sir auterifanti@e Garmer If babel Don
Snterefs bas 3u ben iebisen @ei3en.
pretien bic en8ltiden Garmer ben unlri.
gen feline Gcncurreu3 MAIDEN f5nnen,
obne CADET 3u nerlieren unb bae bic
u68Ii@f ntecrtefen Yrsiie erreiGt fnb.
Btnu. mir ben @ei3enbau Def ben iebt
berri&eneen Yretitn lobnsne maGeu
f6nnen uno bic snaltiden Tarmsr btes
nt6t TIM Stanbe ftno. baben MIR einer
enti@tebenen unb bauernben 8ortbeil
uno eS 1T rents @efabr Sprbanoen, paB
Die pretle nod mtbr fallen. Die Nus>
f&ten ftuo ieBt baB bte pretle tbren
n~ieortafen punft erretdt BADEN unp raj
eine uermsbrte Nadfraee mad unIsrm
0stretce etntrsten miro ; au slet&er
Belt itno bic Soften BON @Qem. mas Der
Garmer berarf nteorteer ola lsit pieIen
Subren. Nenn MIR isgt unlsr Grniss
ertrd9nte permebren f5unsn wtro unlege
Gage, ertrdaIi6 wie fe i 81 III, to, feIben
Verb1ltn,s oeubfH IT un ois8 1T b51f
erfreulid fit sneru'ineu no eslGidteGars
n1er. rel@e ON mel ! oebur1 sspin>
1en.
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miro aus DIN Srieri@en unterm' II.
NcYember eei6rteben, NOS tolet:
uebsr psn 1861 @sin III i'm 4aufe
oss SCmuers piel esIprr&en unD ses
lbrtebeu wOrcen. Sst Der 0iBe pes
AuBuf bUften prCoucenten unp nod
mebr %@Unlumenten ~Niel" unp ySebr
aut". An betDem rurfte NiemanD
sweifeln. Gum Slid fun nod etn
mebr OILS rparmer October. SeBt 1T Der
1851 msif TN 6a1e; nur etnselne
erSsereW stnbefssr itnD NOD nttt edna.
lt@ NIT PEN Oerbfen isrtie. 8as til
bet uns Das @r9ebnie DsS 1861 berb-
pes! Was pte Suantttdt betrtft, ,etot
oer Yrsts Der 6d6er, wte lsbr man }t9
IN Ger pOfnuns setdulht bat. Das
Guoerfab TT pom 10 Gblr. ouf 8 Gblr.
ssiuufeu. SIS 1T Gin balber 1875er
5erbf. Die zrouOsn warsn su flein
s~ebliebeu. AuG Die QuaItIt erretht
auf Der Moitmaaee Die portaidprtae
ntht. Sie bleIbt UNI EN- batpes Duss
euD @rope Dtnter ibr. LrUspem erfpIot
pei 8tttauf aufalsno 'dhnsu, unp atpdr
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Ste TlDtte Ser Ser. gtaaten.

Aus BEN Sabresberi@t BEG GIottens
mtntttsrs miro berporssbsn, eae Die annes
rifaniiHe 6lotte 146 SGtfe adblt mel,
de %3ulantunen 15O,157 Epnnen @ebalt
baben uno 1142 @el@ase fdbren, Die
5uubtseu uab Sailing, RanUnen nt&t
aeTe@net. 1913 berisIben fno Dampfsr
IS inD TIM Dtenfe uno 4 werosu chen
ieeta&tts sema&t; is f6nnen als p5ls
lts unbrau&bar betra&tst percen uno
Der &et Ifest In ben yelAierenen
S9ifbaubSfen. @ini8e Der S9ife be,
odrfen un~bepeutenper unp onoere beceus
TENDER Musbeferunsen, bte msiRsn fSns
men absr in furser 3ett leetiHtis se>
nta&t rrerDen. Sn ben DeriGtepenen
Sdtfsbaub5fen ltest eeeeRwdrtie ee,
mug Matertal fit IS ueue ariessf1tfe.
uniere GIOtte 1T beutiutnse mdGti9er,
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SS6O

Die 9ssSIferuns BON Brittle . Sn.
bisn belduft f@ mad BEN 70 eben Ser>
6fentIt&ten GresbniB Der ianaten 3db>
lung nuf 169.613.326 Seele, urb eas
brttifds tnoil&e 0erwaltunsssebiet uuis
fust 1877. 004 Au. Meilen. Das abs
rtse Snbten umfast $685. u. Wet>
len mil etner8 sS5Iferune BON 50.325.s
456 GinwUbnern. Die fran3Sfl@en
Dedtunset BADEN etnen llmfans npr
1876 Su. Weilen NIT elmer 8en6lferunA
BON 259. O81 @tnwcbnern. Die pcrs
tuetsff@en 8sfbunse1 tnO ftnctsn bas
ben einen umfane RON 1910 8u. Wets
len anb eine 8eu5lferuns pom 527.517
@%inwctnern. DaS @elamniteebtet pom
SRinbien umfast pemna1 LASS 1925
Su. Metlen NIT elmer 9eo5lteruns pom
,ulammeu 24O. 1858 Gtnwobnern.
Mun l&reibt aus8 eiel, ben IS. NoY.
Sn Dem etnt9e Stuneen ron bier ent,
fernten SrlOY bette 9efern Der G&lspp<
bampfer Gauerst NIT fdnf l@per belapss
men SeseIi&ifen bet Yaiiruns elmer es>
fdbrlt&m Str6mun8 pas unelld, bae
Der Strans pes eriten S6ifeS rie. bic.
fes aud eas 3wette S@if lOsris unp
betce nun aulammeen brart auf bas
brittle fteben, pue lssteres bu&fdbIt1
3eriplttterte, uno bic eante 2acun9 fofort
uerianf. Die bret auf pemlsIben bsfnps
lt@sn S@:fer uerlu@ten li@ oabur@ III
rsttsu, bus fe etltsf IN ben ~anssbunbe>
men Nu&en ipransen ; aQetu ba ibre
Bsmibunssa Denielbsn su l5len, BET Der
erUeen S&neatStett, pomit bas S@tf
u~nteratns, nt&t Selans. 70 pureen fe
NIT tn bte Etefe eescsen. sqe &etts
uuosusriu&e pom Settsn Der anberrt
g@tfe bIieben ubne grfoIs."
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2attcltfGe
Ganbfnmmen Anfalt

Writ NpprDbatipn unt Gmpfeblune Der 5p&r'fen $. s.
Gr;bifh6fe Spn Ntlra ufee unb ct Qonis une peri&ietene,
Der 6o&w'ftn 8tf65fe bes NefsnS eeeenfen ptr eeeen
Wfitte Mai b. S. einen ttetnen Gnfone NIT elmer fdtbDIi.
fHen EdubRurnmet. NnfaIt 81 rd&et In gertinbune mil
benz Qetrer.S Seminar. Dds BebIrfni6 mad elmer fcl&eii
Nnfalt TT rFenbar ba. tlnfere tdubRumnnen Rinter ee.
BEN an ben Gtadtsanfalten faf ale fur bic 8ir&e Serip.
rem. Sie fcuauteT aus b~eafeltea as 1naldnbiee pber nit
prctefanttfden Nnf6ten ;urid unb Niemanb Ia 3n 5nufe,
Der fe eines Seferen beebren fdnn. Die nptbrenbiaen
RdumIt6fe''"n fir Zen anfane elmer fpI&sn Nnfalt tn.
men MIR fts lne b~efentere NusIaeen berri&ten, unb Bite
8erttnbuns ait 5sn 2etrtrsG seminar, frte a. In DeutfGs
lamb aun n~leeraetn Ia, bat unter Mnberenf ben geuben. bae
man letht neue Qtbrfr6fte fir Saubhumrnen ~nusbiIben
fann. qptr trerSen BITE f&cn felt ldnstrsn Satren anss.
unett betrdbrte Metbsbe betr, unterftdt e%infitren, rrnd6
bic 8inber irirtli& fpre@eu lernen. 60 rcIen mir benn
tn @rttes Raraen uatsr benz G&utt Der Rir6t aus gD9!
eeber.
Nae eltern nun. bic tautfummt &inter babea. ser
bic 6c&w. 3. 3. pfdrrer. BITE fplGe 8inher To ttren @e'
metnben rtEen. TN gIIter BON 6-14 Sabrtn, wplen &C.
f6atet rhne gerjue bdrhbsr berihteu. Bon Der Wutabl
Der staritlbnnaen TSerben sr5etenttetIs aud bic gebtHeun.
cen ;nr Mnfnatrie atban8rn. be uatdrltG 70 ttaie eeaeat
rerben tcuen, ais chen rn6elt& III.
@tan atrtfire
NeD. Xbec. 8riinere
81. 8ranets citation. Nailwsaiee 90. Db
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Gt6Driem.

Der Nnbau uuo bic 3ubereitune Der
@t&crtenpdan;e, reip. Der 8urael pers
ielben, miro TIM caltfornii@en Stpdtcn
Counts tn grocer AusDebnung 3un,
3wsde Der @ermil@uns btslss prdpar,
ats NIT Safe betrtsben. Mm Ofufer
bss Gan SOaquin GIunss, psniseMef,
len lib6flta BON Stodtpn beFnpet
ft& etne srUBe Gabrif, ,uel6e fi@ Damtt
befaBt, bic Gi@Ortenwurssl In stne fdr
ben 6ancel paf1enDe Gurn, su brfneer.
bort wtvb au& bic YFanse, srel@e IN
fat allen Ebstlen Gurppa's Nib pd&f,
f6nflt& a%neebaut. Die Fei1@iee 1afttee
Wursel erret@t BE @r6Be Der eelben
Rdbe, fcmmt tn OftOber sur Retfe nnb
wtro mad ibrsr Aussrabuns on bereuft
estrodnet. 6ier3u eendsen efniae (ons
ttae Gage. Damn werben biele@ ur3eln
tn etneus srOben rcttrenoen @Slinber
tbsr BEN Geuer ssr5Ret banr, seu,ablen
unb tn Gd6er uerpadt, In ben 0anbsl
8sbra9t. Gin .1ur aus eineut NufeuB
pom @t@erte ber8efeQtes@ etrdnt 1@medt
u%nausenebna. Die deunil@s AnaIyfe er>
etbt oas bic @ursel nur febr tpentse
8efanottetle NIT Dem 3afe semsi, bat
uuo nod wentser Dol, ben tbr bdufe
su8el@rtsben natrbaften BeRanbtbeilen
befibt. @trb bic @t&ortenabfo&una
anoaueruo seuOfen, 70 dtt fe eine 1Gdpz
lt&e @trfun9, b~efOnrers auf BAG Ser,
SeniYifem aus. Cine Nbart Der pFan,e
ptto tn England ansebaut uno ole
SaIat ueripstf.
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GtMe 26tpenia90 tn Oemtieb.
LAMB.

YIN MUreen bes IA. NoYember fam
Der EbierbdnOtser DasselsI NIT lstnsr
bertbmten Nenaeerte per 8abn in Dill
Desbeim an unb bate sur ueberfibrung
ftner Gbterwusen auf ben S1auplaB
Ntetbpferoe nebf etntBen Sne@ten ges
bunsen. Na@oem nun bic @asen alle
rineefabren waren, ma@te i@ elmer Der
Raeate, auf8efcrcert bur& etntse un1s
febenbe SUlDaten, baran, ben Sdfs Der
S6wen eth trentS ~ 6fuen, UNI feline
Neueierce su befrteOtsen. Da uur, bic
Rdfse nt@t rpetter bslonDers nerl@IcHen
waren, eeIane tbn1 ctes aud. Mber rper
bel@retbt ben S6reden, als auf etn
Nal awet md9tise GSwinnen bnraus
b%erSprfir3ten, trOuOn bic etne In einen
bena@burten @arten flI&tete, Die an.
bere paeeeer, na&bem fe etn In Der
Ndbe fsbenbes YferD nit ibren genial
tiBen Eassn nieoersel&laesn, Die 3in>
9eLetne Don0tuen um9eteneS traBe,ents
lang lief ft@ oann tn BEN 9arten bes
Banquter MYer isBte unp In ben pfen>
febenoen Seller Fl@tete.
Wlan fam iid Die Aufreeuns Der
Bewpbner Der anltesenoen StraBen, ia
Der suu3en Stact benten, ais Der &uf
wie pau,uIs in GIcrens ert5nte: Der
26m' TT log, Der 25w' TT fret!"
SOfort rrurbe nun BON eineni in Der
Ndbe f& befneenpen Sffster einegpm,
pa8nie SOloaten NIT f@urfselupenea
@ewebren requtrtrt unp TOR ausn Dtn=
gen Der @arten, norm fd bic cine s..
min bsfanp, unifteQt, wdbrenp rlal ben
8eIer, pOrtn fi@ pas anpere 8aubtbier
sefa@tet. m6g,i&f gut ~Serammslte.
Derr Da99eieu, anerfannt elmer Der
mutbisten unp unerl1rpdenfea Ebier>
bdnbteer. be9ab ft@ nit etneu, Ibeil
fetner Bdrter unp Dem nun leeren sd,
fla In ben @arten, IN, uislleiHt nur@
fttR Gri@einen be e6wtn su nsrm5ssn,
tn ben berett1ebenpen Ufsnsn xdfg aus
rad3utebren. Mber Ssrsebens. Das
Gbter, pas lunt Dem Bltde istnes perm
9sbUr@te, mar ieBt In Dem @efdbl Der
UteDererIansten 6retbeit rOafdnpts per-
pGnbelt. Wtt elneul SaSe 1prans es
auf einen nabefsbenpen Baum, I'M, BON
pa aus f@ auf Secen su f~iir3en, Der tn
Felne Gdbe IAN. Seq mar 60 uun3eit,
Dem yeben pes IbiersS Elm gnpe su ma
den. uno na9prm bsreite Der pte Spl>
baIen be~fsbIisenOe Sffster swei S9IGe
Darauf ab8efsusrt bate. ftrefte ss perr
2a9ssleu lelbft nit einsm S1uGe mits
ten pur4 oas 6sra nisoer. Webr..Gldd
bate man nit Dem Gtnfansen pes an
perea 3bterss, weI@es, na1pem Der
SdfS nit eipas Gutter DOR Gle 4elers
tbir esIteut mar, pem Nufs lstnes W6r>
ter fOIBsno, rubtB oabtn 3uridtebrts.
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als fe tn Grfsbenssstten je eepeieu TT.
Vim 1. Suit 1875 ftanb ben, Marine>
natntfertuua fdr bus folsenoe Ne&>
,inesiabr bic Suun,e Yor, $780,.
1927 Dollars sur 0erfasuns. bisr.
BON wuroen trdbrenb bes eeoaGten3 sits
raumeS 10.938,354.72 Dollars per-
brau@t. Gdr bas laufenbe Sabr rrur,
ben, etnl&IteBlt& bes ueberiHuGsS. 49,
991,760.90 Douars ansewielen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16

Oie ipnnberpDafe rtebisiniisbe
Gntbednn8, tpelebe bie
@Selt fenmt.
0eeen S@winDlu&t S9wd@s S@ars
bod. lcrcpbulSie Iusl1ldee,
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ben, @et&tsrOle. Rtnsrruru,
Gle&ten, Nusl@ldse I'm OeF@t
f&mersbafte Iu9en, Rbeumatts>
mus, NaSentronfbeit Be@lelfe>
Der. Qebers uno Nieren-8 ranfbei<
ten, Neruenidwa6e, 6eHfranttets
ten, Nnfdae, absel&wd@te Gonfi>
tuition uno ieoe Art u~nreinteteit
TN Blute.
Glue Gmele hes 0lides fir @iaicneu Seis
0enhe. Sauienbe hsu 2ebeu Berettet,
na9nera ane amacrr @itteI fetIae.
HIagen, leie ienes Sort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16

~ eben 70 boben pretisn tpie im 0or.
tabre, bte ba3u NIT iebeus Gage uut ets
ntSe Gbaler per Gubtr feteen. Gin
3st6en. bab man auf etn @a@len i'm
Safe reHnet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16

Ditir Bus serldbt st. PAUL unstfdbr aa $50 rt,
Ra&nt., fsututt an Ia Raniats 7:l0 gaGnt., Gipu,
Gtts uus 4:2o gsra., Council. Blufs unt s:l5 Wa&us.
unb Omaha una $40 Bern. an.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-15
The Centennial Admission Fee.
New York Timee.1

The price of admission to the exhibition ia
Philadolphia will be fifty cents. payable in one
note The receivers at the recording turn
stiles will have nothing to do with the notes,
except to decide whether they are good or
bad, and to drop them in the boxes, where
each one will register ITSELF An exchange
office Of the Centennial National Bank will
be established near each entrance to change
money for visitors not having fifty-cent
notes. This money-changer will be expected
to have no more and no less money when his
work is done than when he began.
The Centennial Commission, after much
inquiry and careful consideration, concluded
that the whole system-sbsence of season
tickets and all-was cheaper and more secure
against fraud than any other known. In order
that the cash in the boxes may correspond
with the indicators, q dollar note will not be
received ct any gate for the admission Of two
persons, nor two twenty 6ve-cent notes for
that of one person. No intelligent visitor,
however, with the facilities afforded. need get
into the "cue," an arrangement to keep in
single file those about to enter unprovided
with the required note In the event Of re-
sumption Of specie payments prior to or
during the exhibition, the rule will be amend
ed to meet demands.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-15
The Presidents Son.
from the Baltimore Gazette. ]


WASHINGTON, March z. - The personal
friends of Fred Grant say that Gen. Sheri
dan anticipates big Indian war this sum-
mer. The Sioux are said to be on the war
path and waiting for the grass to get little
higher. The Black Hills will be the scene of
the scalping. and the President wants Fred
to be baptized on q bloody field before he re-
tires from the army and goes into the banking
business How urgent was the order for
Fred's Immediate departure for Chicago will
be understood when it is said that his part
ner had to supply Fred with cash on Sunday,
and to do this was compelled to open the
bank vaults on that day.
Fred told friend Ute Saturday that "Pa +"
had thought he had better get out Of Wash
ington until after Congress adjourned.
Another explanation Of Fred's sudden flight
from Washington is that the banking house
Of Sherman - Grant, in which he is one of
the partners, is on the eve Of collapse. Mr..
Sherman, who was formerly in the Treasury
Department. is nephew of Senator Sherman,
who, it is asserted, put $4,000 into the con-
Germ. Senator J. p. Jones, of Nevada, it is
alleged, put $4,000 in to help Fred. The
house is said to be in precarious condition,
apd will probably close its doors before many
days 1t does not owe any money, because it
has had few depositors. Fred wants to be out
OF the way when the crash comes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-15
{ Washington Special TO New York Sun

tWaS0lURtOu
The storm Of investigation which opened
with such force by the House is casting it
shadows over men who, during the man,
wears of Republican administration, have be
come wealthy by questionable practices il
Office and the distribution Of patronage fol
compensation. Already strange rumOrs abou
persons prominent as Republican ofice-hold
ers are flying about, and from day to day theil
truth is apparently becoming more evident
Some time ago A. B. Mullett, ex.Supervising
Architect of the Treasury, left this country to
travel in Europe, for the purpose of recuper.
ating his health, after constructing the New
York Post Office.
A gentleman who is intimately acquainted
with Mullett says that the Disappointing Ar
chitect has taken up his residence permanent
ly abroad, and is so situated that, upon adj
vices by telegraph. he will place himself be-
You'd the reach Of the law ia a country with
which We have no extradition treaty. His
change OF residence from America to Europe
WAS due to the fact of the inevitable investi-
cations that he knew would follow the assem-
bling OF the Democratic House. The Sub
Committee of the House Committee on Pub
Lie Buildings and Grounds, which is looking
into the work of Mullett, will be obliged to
visit Cincinnati and Chicago before completing
their labors.
One big steal has already come to light
The roofing material for covering public
buildings was generally felt, asphaltum. etc.
This material is sold in packages marked
"X' or Xxx" according TO quality. For
instance, package Of m ateral marked "A
would cost say IS, while package OF the "AA'
quality would cost about twice as much, say
$40. 1t was noticed that quantities OF the
roofing marked "X" when il left New York
almos always bore the mark Xxx when it
reached the point of its destination IN the
West. The government was thus defrauded
out Of the diff rence between the cost OF
first-class and an inferior article, and its
buildings were rooted with the latter.
Another matter which the committee have
under consideration, and which may reveal
some interesting facts, is the sale OF about
fifty acres Of land in Glendale, suburb of
Cincinnati, by A. A. Mullett, father of the
ex-Supervising Architect, to John M. Muller.
About one-fifth of the purchase price, $500
per acre, was paid down and the balance
made due on five promissory notes OF
S9SGS so each, secured by mortgage. Muller
was one of the largest contractors under Null
lett in the construction of the Chicago Gus
tom-House. 1t is thought that this land had
something to do with the contracts secured
by Muller.