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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-15
WASHINGTON.
Blaine SILL Inpropina.

6tuAne SttU improving.
Washington, June 14.-Dr. Verdi
says Blaine had n good night and feels
very much refreshed this morning.
Blaine says he feels better, and relishes
his food better than before he was
taken sick.
Secretary Robson to-day sent the
following telegram to Eugene Hale.
at Cincinnati I have just left Blaine.
He is fully recovered every faculty is
perfectly sound. and he is only a little
weak, as a result Of his attack.
Signed, GEO. NJ. RoBEsoN,
Secretary of tho Navy.
AT six this evening Blaine took a
drive Of several miles with Secretary
Fish In an open carriage, passing
through q number of public squares
and streets OF the city, where his APP
pearance excited much congratulate
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CONGRESSIONAL.


HOUSE.
The attendance of members at the
opening of the House to-day was un-
usually small. not enc seat bein. occt,-
pied. The Republican side of the
chamber was particularly vacant. No
otier business bsing in order except
general discussion on the army appro-
priaiion bill the House, Immediately
aiier the reading of the journal, went
bill.
After speeches by Smith and Bright
in relation to the %currency. hy Felion
IN favor of granting pension. Ia sur
vivors of Indian wars and Inv Inv.
renee in reference 10 Pacific railroad
bonds, the committee rose and thu
House adjourned. -
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4 s~TARTLLNG REPoRE.

Rrisfo1 ReGdy TO Compromise.
Washington, June I4.-Iti is reported
tonight that Bristow has received a
proposition from Cincinnati to secure
him the nomination as viee-president
in consideration of the votes Of his
friends for Blaine, and that he replied
by telegraph: II am ia the hands of
my friends" The report seems 10 be
well grounded.
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T-ELEGRAPHIc BREp7T1yay

The King of Dahomey will pay the
u imposed upon him by Commando /
Hewedt for ma~ltreaiing British sub
jects.
In the fight at Gibraltar between
Gernlan seamen and native baatmen
no one was killed, but many were
seriously injured by bludgeons and
stones used.
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~" ami OH" away from Blaine on
me nTst three i~'alinf-, in the hope
MAJ II Blaine fails Of maj0rity Then
his FORCES viii break and 'CsnkIfng's
canvass gan be renewed with seccess,
EHeH u This intrigue beats Blaine.
GOnkiIng's profit by it is improbabie
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NEW yoRK STOCK MaRKE1

New York, June 14.-Gold closed at
ll2s@ll2f. Money, q; Governments
active and strong. Stocks active and
strong. Following are quotations :
Western Union. IS Quicksilver, I4i /:
Pacific Mail, 255; Mariposa. 6: New
York Central. l07; Erie. isa Panama.
l55; u. +. stock, sol u. p. bonds, 1O5i;
Central Pacific bonds. 1861 Wells
Fargo, 90s.
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INTER.ocEAN BARBER SHOP

I lake great pleasure IN ANNOUNCING to the
public that ! have taken The management
of the Inter-Ocean Barber shop, and have en-
gagged the sci vices of Frank H.. haney, deaf
mute barber. he is n royal workman, and
will never talk his customers 10 deafh. For
l most respectfully solicit the patronage of
all the old customers and as many new ones
as may please TO give us q trial. We will be
always on hand to wait upon customers: our
work shall not be inferior to any In our busf-
ness. mar24-0m HERMAN HAUSSLER.
, 1876-08-15

oFtG9A* A4!Pu*CH 70 1Ha 4Fs2RHA
Sioux CRY, H., Aug ia nortl. wind has
been blowing this afternoon, and the aIr has
been filed With grass1oppess flying In south.
westerly direction. Reports from points fur
tacr east say they ara moving III sacl, clouds
this afternoon as to ncar1y obscure tho sun.
This army Of cropdo5tsoycrs IL the must extc,l-
slse that ever visited this section, covering IN
area Of about 90 ntics SQUARE.
Gpeei1f Nspdtch 10 1ns Tribune
DwloHT, ILL.,, Aug. ,l4.-Onr farmers have
bcch busy the past week IN thrcshing oats. Tho
yield is anything but enco,,ragng,--in iact, tl!u
crop ts poor !n quality md small tu auantltY.
Wy have had fine ruin siMco our last crop
wall, Which has hocn of great benefit to tic
pastures aud prepared the ground for fall plow-
lug. II ts huycl sight, and one which we
haye hover witnessed 6ut once before at this
season Of the year., tn sce farinors moving tho
from tile grea. growth Ut grass Which las COM
ptctcly takcI, Possession of ticin. The atl-ab-
sorblng question now Is, "IIow aru re going to
get through this winter. when We hava noth!ng
70 sell and everything To huy!" Would an III.
tcrconycrtlb!e bond help usl Let spiua crya-
talfxeu lab0r.luuatc u!lSMcr,
, 1876-08-15
SUICIDE.

HETE7ut OspVItH u 7H1 2F99HH3.
BURLINGTON, H., Aug. H.-Ycstcrtlay a
young woman named Annte Fuller, alias Mabel
ahe WIS takcn out. To-day she was declared
own life,
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 1.-THE daughter Of the
Hon, Ja,ncs Wcstley Barnes, United States
Lantl-Otllc Register ut Beaver, Utah, haa becil
last night. Her hat, parasol, etc., WIRE found
near the bank Of ths Missouri Kyes, and foot-
print, ut the e.lye Ut tho water. Il is feared
that she committed suicide.
GHcial Dltp1tch to JNs TrtbhnG
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Aug. l4.-H. W. stowe, 4 resi-
dent IN tue western part ot this ctty, committed
suicide At o'clock this evening by shooting
lilaself through the head with i revolver. liz
tdent Of Chicago. IL VA considered quite woll
Oh at ono tllns- Atpreacut Ao was supposed to
bo worth shout 500
, 1876-08-15
SENATOR MonTos's SPEECH.

4" Me fsastaF a 1ht Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 14,-Eycry Intelligent and
faithful Republican Of the country will greet
Will, profound favor md qualification the la;c
tremendous uttcrances Of Senator Morton, t,u-
lned1ately to tlse people Of indianapolis, aud i-
directly to the consclcnccs and judgment Ut his
party everywhere. Ills words asc too prcgnant
With truth and the eusrgy OF Just aud great
cause Threatened With disaster to he absorbed
by few hundred people assembled within tlIu
sound oi lis yoicc. They belong to, and should
tho atlyauccrlcut Of ths ends of Rcpublisal,si,
and tho salvation OF tho riyA gifts
In. H. h9s creatcl, deicntcd, an4 trans
tl'c hands of the Democracy. Who OF lib
H. not alive to the fearful depth Of the meaning
OF the words anu figures he enungiates, md thu
eonsrasis 9a tney present TO the reflection Of stl
purposes Which lead to the ensayen,ent OF men
a'hl III mint, to rc.togrcsslon und dsintegra-
ton a,ld those which grayilate ever In tl.s dlrcc
ltoi o! reage, thc wral Of ncn, tjlp elevation of
Of thu human soul. For villa. is the intcrpreta.
!iun of Democracy 9. behcd III the yeur 1871.
II says t0 d fetlow.mat, "Btaid asilc:
AN butter than .hau!h and thus III.
saos ss 4 en iaas T. sa IL ~ os p1!an99 a ~ o I ritz e
spirit wt.iel, rises In tho expansion 0{ kHuWl-
ege aud contemplation to scIlse Of the truths
WHICH TRANSCEND I'LL utlcrk, t!atItcly tllOAe Which
teach tho status Of men VI connected With cact
other, nnd Ut men rs descended trom God, can
never inf1ate itself and say, ~ shall ar,itratc
for you In thu tlcstinics Ut botly a1ll mind"
LIS wisdom will be too great, Its view too vast,
anu Its huHltlchess too tlecp, for that. It Is unly
the uncducatca and unEr0wn spirit which rstIl
attempt to dictate tho terms Ut frccdon anil tie
direction Vt Happiness To any member Ut It's
race.
Taking alone th|s single view OF tho Demos
sacy of the day, It Is sufficient to say that any
pflntlple, under any nalhe, which uhdcrlies 4
1oret whuse tcndcury Is to elevate one by thu
subseryicncy of another, ls dangerous to the
peace df the State, aud sabycrstye Of tho de-
signs which PLACED tnen upun the earth. "AA
Inen aru created equal" does not enter into the
constitution Ut Democracy; aud the spirit that
rejects this Most humane proposition will l,eY~
lably seek to contraygnu the fruits uf 1t, anl
te!egate them to the c0alsttoss from which they
issued, lo 11atter hQw tlArk nur how pnintul.
Listen, all men, ID tho vivid language which
calls to q perception Of tho true issues Of tho
pen1Ipg struggle, and purify youf franchises.
LIT no unsteady Republican 6e alarmed by tho.
elaborate inaclnaliuus of thu enemy which aru
formed TO blsul iicn rs ta the ulttm9tutn Ut the
contest. Tha eloquent representative OF llcpuh+
lranlsln cries aloud To indicate tbs truth, NTH
en energy which should communicate his tones
REPUBLICAN.
, 1876-08-15

Fettc1nan, tho Hack Hills, mud Cheyenne.
lhcy have nado several rails on the settlers Of
The Cliug-W Water Valley, and attacked Black
Jill tralt', making The rnad to Cheyenne quito
slnsafc. They hare rendezvous, from
which II Is supposed thcy svnsl tl,c cap
tnred horses to headquarters. Tile stuck
men Hay suffer great 1uaacs, and 1t Is very rare
y tn'iccd that the rnhbc!s are punished, Or com-
pellet 10 lsIr: up their plumber. Indeed, l have
not known vi o'e instance this scaso1.
From Cheyenne 10 ticH. Crook there Is but
onr company of cavalry. When party Of Iu-
tAns ars relorted 70 to 50 ''ct fro'n tlI!s post,
Tug rsport must cnlne In, and the trs'o['s 20
to 100 miles t!!c xtnri. What wn1jcr that this
s[''Eln company goes out lime ustcs time on II
ues hts deprclatInus ,lntnolcstcdf They returned
Monday night fran trip, but ,iatl met TO In
ifats. ItIcy. however, found anil destroyed u
dSssrtsd snppyrap on tho pattc,ncar lorsc-
This garTison n too small, and too mitch cs-
cort'tiuty has to he .ione, to spare tho cavalry
n,urc titan few days at il time. What wc nceii
~ hT&s frse 10 sSoat continually 9nd foIuw
Merritt was scouting towarl tho Black Hills,
eotnpautes Of the Fourth Cavalry ordered to this
Department llas passed through to Red Cloud,
tc hoped that, when oil arrive ut tho Agencies,
orders Gun be enforced.
Ths long delay u Crook and Terry is terml-
mated, and Increment IN In progress. These
Generals are OIL the best Of terms, anu letters
expressing the finest sentiments hAyc been e1-
changea. II nothlng unforeseen prevents, they
wiil cooperate. Friends of the soldiers must
wait a few days only for news. Many m atlx-
tous heart awaits with dread news Of tho COM
itg contest. Will the dear ono CONF saicly
Through thu horrible sccnGs Of blood und deatili
gain 4, Of defeat lc powcrlcss 10 pain that dear
hearta Victories which cheer tic hearts Of
n,any are gained at gTieyous rost to those
whose dear ones come not again. Victory may
worse than victory!
, 1876-08-15
RAILROADS.

MISSOURI, RIVER RATES.
When tho General Freight Agents Of thu
roa4ls leading from this city to Missouri River
points held their meeting at tho Grand Paciic
Hatcl, In tllis city, last Thursday, they solcmnly
agreed by tho Huly Diblr which was lying on tho
table to ,la!ntaln the ratcs to ind from tlluso
potnta. In reporting that nectlng, The Tn,B-
agreement WIS mule, sal4 that tho ratca would
be alhercd to At lcust u week. But even this
slluFt allowance wis putting too much futth In
the reliability OF Hutllc VI tlIesu u1,ctts, for It
E0W turns out that the rates were only maIn-
talacA Until tile agents Of tic st. Louis roads
REACHED h0nte, when urt1ets wtre issued to Tut
tho rates to lhe lowest possible figures, partcu.
lnriy tti0sc OIL grnln from I'LL Missouri Islyer
points to thu East. OF cp,rse the Chicago ,I,e,,
urc furious, and haYc sworn vengeance uliun Tho
treaclitFous It, LuuiB men. They have wtyun
oFuers to make the rates tho sale ns via thc Ut.
Louis roads, md they also propose to reduce :,
those from Chscugn to Missouri River points 10
tho sumo figure as charged from St. Louis. Az
the st. Louts llHts liayu bccn allowed slightly
lower rates than the Chicago roads On account
Of the difference Of mileage, they Will not l.ku
this. and will probably aoun make oyertutca for
peace, But, as tho 'Chicagoans ara ~ much !
Afraid Of thn PROMISES of The 81. Louis 1lcn III q
burnt child Ii Of tho arc, II is not likely tsae
they can lAvefglc them Into another treaty very
Aunn.
Tue war Of the Chicago soals with the West-
crn crosslines, and especially the Toledo, Peoria
d. WaIsaw Railroad, on business to Mississippi
River points, Is getting 1errcr cyery day, and
rates Qre all the way d0Wn,
, 1876-08-15

e0eea' Hsoat" 70 1"e aI.aaae
ofhlsorlEIp, H., aug. 14.-1isc Republican
County Couytntlun met tu-day und nominated
the following strong county tfcket. F,r f,IvcuI+
Clerk, Harry q. Watson. f,'r s,,..1r f,'a.,"s
1otrr. for a,,,.,,, ...-...s ~ 1'4' eta'.so
~. eI,I @t'sothey, Il. a. osgoei; Tor
Coroaef,Ionsal Sampson; for Representatives,
Jutnes s. Mcconnell Ut Chatham. john Foutrh
Of New Berlin.
Tho fo1lowinr t1.,.oatu. ,ro+o .,.,,.
a.. C.."',t re.est' "c'e appo'"tea 10
.''e .o"escss'onat Convention, which mcets
here Tomorrow: Gcosge N. Black, j. b. Grcci..
hut, T. l., Mcclure, d. raulen. A. II. irwin
John P. Baker, j, NJ, LockrIJrr. ~. t.. firnas
W. 4. Epling, William L, Pefcc. II. T.. Tohclc
]. Joncs, j. Il. c. irwin, George Fickrclt. Frtv&
r. Dubois. The delegates ara understand n Ia
unanimous in favor Vi tAc lion, U. l.. rhiilins,
OF the S.ate Journal, for Congress-. and hn wil}
doutttcss be uu,niratc cd arainsf Hnrimnrr "">
PEORIA, i'll,
8peeial Dttpasca 10 7ne Tribune,
tEoA1A, III, Aug. l4.-A special election wilt !,
lle held to-1llorrpw III tho First and Seventh
Wards to I'LL vacancies in tho City Cuuncll. Ii.
the First the Republicans hare nominated Henry
4. Bush, an1 tho Democrats +Tholuas Lawlcss.
III the Seventh the Republicans laye nominated
!. p. Peck. aud William T. Sebly will ruu Vs.
independent.
FOND pu LAC, WIS.
hpecfdt DasR4seA to The 1ttoune
foSp bu Lac MIS-, Aug. l4.-A hot fight
nhs ofokcn CUT IN tut ranks OF tho Democracy
, 1876-08-15
GEN. TERRY'S COLUMN.

IT Is A wRAitY WAY, AND CLOUDS poKrgND.
Sr. PAUL, Mlnn., Aug. A.-The following Is q
Pioneer-f Pres special from tic Sioux expedition:
Preparations arc At last complete, anu wc
march at daybscak tomorrow, the routo being
up the Rosebud, and tho objective points the H.
diuns, wherever and whenever they may be
found. Primarily VIC expect to effect
d junction wlth Gen. Crook, but uo
deviation from tho main obioct Will bc malo
for that purpose. Sickness Is showing itself
among the mcn, with u tendency to acurvy, anu
that which Is to be done must be done aoop,
The wcathcrta
HOT DEIoND rRkcEnENT.
The mercury indicates to-day from 100 to 1l5
Ia tho shade, according to locality. Much ap-
prehcnsion III felt as to tho effect of marching
in such heat, Gen. Terry's force, exclusive Of
tho depotguard consists Of 0l0 Infantry, 574
cayairy, forty artillery, aud heyeuty four Crow
mud Ute Indians.
TIE oR0AN1zAT1oN
Of the command ID shown by tho following cx-
tract from General Ordcra;
The troops In Tho dcld will bo organized for tho
sSnnf ~ fsws ra w hatao"
fantry VIII conet!tute = brigade, aMues tho com.
maud Of Cot. NIbbnn, sescntl. Infantry. lAc bat
t1lion y tue Second Cavalry. the Seventh cnyalry.
ruIort directly to the department Commander.
oNn OF Tnu MOST FORMIDABLE nlpPlcuLTIEs
to be nntl1patcl On this tlsuIrll III tho want OF
watcr and grass. There Aas been no rain for
.nany weeks, and the Rosebud cuntains hut very
!titc water 1T It's mouth, aud 1t Is to be feared
Tint tue grass which has survived tho drought
lsaa been burned BY tho lud!ans.. The country
hercahouts has been covered With snloke ever
since tho battse Of the big -lIorn,"
, 1876-08-15
r'icant. for membership whose ,cnn,a,Ioo VI,
tionc 0l the hcst, the reply uas 'Is suillcrnt
tnAt rc know thee, ri,t,a,as.'' 30 Of Tl!Ien.
enough said. Yours truly, RsrunLicAn. :.
PENNSYLVANIA.
TALN WITH rHE CHAIRMAN or ritR Rrprp-
LlcAh STATE EXECUTIVE coMM1rrEE,

TAIN WITH the CHAIRMAN or TjtR RrpEn-
L1cAN STATE EXECUTIVE toMM1rrEE,
Philadelphia prtas
f'Fcss reporter called at tho Couttncntat|
!iotes and lad pleasant interview with Col.
Henry N. 11oyL Of Wiikcsbarrc, Chairn,no Of.
tf'e Pennsylvania Republican State Executive
H'f""'iltee, WHO Is now on campaign tour
through the State.
"Colonci, have you completed the rcriste,.
tlon'" 4ucstIoucd tho reporter, and tho rcs,,cnso
waa, "fes, air; the preliminary registration
Inns hcen completed throughout sl1o slatc, and
10 nearly aIl of the counties the showing of tho
poEl-hooks goes fur tuward convincing ,,e that
The State will he largely Republican in Noycm-
hcr: A1I analysis uf tue voters Is In the lands
o! tne yarions county committees. Mo tna.s-
tuse,es a m 'otanfs aye 70 tar been c
III ~ Il! tue Eouttcs, aa.l therefore yuu nlrht
say tftat tue catnpltgn lad not fairly upcncil,
tnet', Again, very uaAiIy nf our speakers afc nuw
prcplrl'g to stump Ghiu upl indiana for tho
ticket. ! cannnt give you lit of lie eocakrrs Urn
who Will represent Te.t.sylyanla in tiio c,1n- ,
pa'vh II! thosa Btates, bat assure SOU that
NIX e''Isr. .ets sery .1ay oi our bc.t fpeaker
Col: iluyt-"No, sfr. The party In this State.
from the DelawaTe River ~ Lake Erie, "a frca
lfoa' .' tasttona! trouble, md do not know Of
anu Wtreler, and tie rcnaInsIcr OF the lIcpuhli.
can Ticket Yum might my tlIat a. fur o. mn
ka1Wte,'gc extends, asl'i It coycrn .nost ii tic
publ!!;;a. The men wu will vote against iIaycf
ai'd Wheeler fnay br classcI with those kn6wr
- pssfit!cd Daufftnns or democrats dyed iu lid
~gS.; N.,,1,ae The party L. . uniti''
in the State is a unlt F"''5
Col. tfoyt-"l t1o; the stnte Executive Come
mittec IL not aware Ut tho extstcncc OF \ sct or
el,4oe ahs~iefe Wlthtn the STATE, aud yul, tnRy
, 1876-08-15

EXAMINE TlLnEAsS HEAD.
IN lhh Editor cF Tks Yrihftdk-

New foHK, Aug. 1l.-You gavo "A interest,"
Ing extract from Fowlcr's Fhfe,aologtea! Journal,
q proof OF the correctness OF hls scientific ak!ll
mud very characteristic Of tho honoreu subject,
Mr.. Hayes. Now, cannot you fluid ona from The
sa1nu source Of the "itailroad Lawyer" Ms.
Tillen, aud ses how II conIrasesl Sammy Il 50
well known here II Ia not worth the whi!u to say
what 10 Il known to be, and It reminds ns VI
what read ta history 0t tho Hh2kess, Of n ~.
, 1876-08-15

Special DtspaleA 10 Jas Txau4A
osaKosu, WIS.,, AuE. 1.-THE creditors Of
L. F. Sheldon & Sou held meatlug to-day.
a hecetycF will be appointed or the tlran thrown.
Into bankruptcy. Liabilities, $1,000.
Special DI4pateA II 7as Iitaua& d.
OTTAWA, ~, Aug. l4.-rho Assignee OF tho
owneEs Of the Exchange hank, whlch suspend
cd Aug. 2, las prepared = schedule Ut tho prop
crty Of the firm, anA Ut Its tudYl4ual members,
which Shows tho agEft gate assrts to pp &S3,-
It'll. snl tbs liabilities s49,SsS.b1
, 1876-08-15
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

lin, IL ~. ttn.h,'tt.; LII. ag' s-5 70 tcpoltsE
ferrcI flaycs and WhrccrS i1icn IL "S' nnd IT, n',.
mac],inc NJ WIKI 10 ~. ae''@ fneofsan'1e tun
nr ii. o.,rfst -. ~ ,,',t - ~ ~ @ ~ u n!ty
tfvslv au1.ic~s- rha ,.as+ , ~ .,t ~. 'no,9 ~,
t1,u itrst tina enorr ,ncm,ss. ~, -" .,re,hnr
n, tt,n I',csnt f,a r,s. ns,s n set toectntt'
WHARF ftr rti''.tae,a tog tn1ss ,k ease
tnust eo outside nf f:ntt f.n,,nfs - IL rotn.
st,,,,trns on snn ns..9 s.,,9p ,u' '"'e''
The Committee NJ, Irrn,lrctnrnis annotn, ed
| at tic Il Bows in Hiue i tnsstin, Ia. FsIiev
vcnt!on To h i.c,i ssnt 81 tna ~ eu,,. ~
(,ranI Pacific ycsirrtiav afsnrnt,n eI csn M!e H.
| Arthur tpcunictI lie i,l,nir. and + VI Wcnts
! was al thu Serrctary's t1rsl: =" S'' ""'''
Gen. White cxplaincd tic object ot the ornan.
"Boys IN Br H. 'ey s9,tsI t9"ea ,nts t te name,
every prospect of orrnn,stn1 Iii, i ossn ~
| ward. 7 = ~@1' ~ eos'
t:f,rfs t a lie hs' wa9s ts n s
nnkcra and " "Minutc MEN, 't"'
Tho Cfutrmnu exntnintJf TINT thr ,,,th.
a'5sa'ly formed would not IL any way intcrf:re is
" @ H. tls rstl "y. !" s" wlss . T! probably
"a e;.n Il %iite n u'xIIl1F,Ss nahi ash
necessary. Thr Dernmrats were tryII,r 10
se!sss ns Il, ts ssl'ilsr; lnto tis, sa;s and Col
Sir. Wunds was II, favor OF caIiinr m;,h1,c
meetings of rxsuldicrs md tskt,,r th'n ~ IN.
dianan,iis without rcgari 10 % BELLIES. @"' - 1u
Cul. Ricahy sail thas, utter son.s cllt,1cn1ty. be
were voters. lie could not dis,.,yrr ti,at thrv
were veterans. Hc was not itsmoset, In makc
this movement Que Of Dcfnmrais' HI. r",''i r
have il composed Of Hebca', M solllcr.wsmrn y ~u"
who voted M they fought. lie wnnt,,J ,,f, ,"n.
dcsjr TO ifrtmis. AZ ia,i bcat, tfnne fnn Innv
t;el, White exnIainetf thai Tin t,hic,t ~ ,ho
Inltanapu|is ,rrtt1,t. was tn mt sTitIicrs win
were wavcting in ttelr political yjcws baes into
xt.- IoN'''""<
, 1876-08-15

INDIAN NpEPRkDATIoNa-NoT HH0u0N foRCA At
TIE RoAr-CRo0K AND T1kKy.
8nfctut Correspondence u TAs Trtbans,
FORT LARAuiB, Wyo., Aug. 1.-TWO hundred
Of Sitting Bulls warriors have infested this w.
clnity tas past week. They hare separated Into
small bands, aud are attacking small parties aud
running OF stosAe~tween this peat au4 Fort
, 1876-08-15
AN OUTBREAK FEARED,

6pEts04 1N3PasEH 10 1Hd 1F76NNe
sT. LOUIS, Aug. H.-Thc 1gnacios band Of
Winncmuca Utcs, Colorado advccs state, havc
been very ugly Of late, and tho settlers In thu
Aninos, Florita, md Pinas Valleys are In con-
stant readiness for general outbreak At any
time. Tic 1n'liaus have already burucd three
houses In those valleys, and few days ago
lcye!ed a carbtnc ut q young lnnn named Cnrsoj1,
Of tho Pinos Valley, and he was only saved by
tlT timely lntcFfcres.ce Of Ills brother, who was
front. Tic hana OF utcs has lonr been
threatening an outbreak, having ordered tbs
settlers out Of the Aninios Valley as early Us
lust spring, and serious trouble Is anticipated.
, 1876-08-15

The railroad war has now become general
East aud West, and tho prospect 10 owuers Ut
rallroad'atock IL anything but encouraging, II
this siate Of affairs continues murt. louger half
OF the roads In lhu country Will be forced Into
bankruptcy; aud, u tha prospects aro now, tho
war will b. kept up indefinitely, ~ Vanderbilt
seems determined to briug about tho above IT,
suit.
The extension OF the Tcxaa Pacific Railroad
BEEN completed and opened, and last Monday
tho frat thsoug1l.tcktt VIA sold. The roxua
Pacific. is now running from Shreveport to Dal-
las, distance of 2lS miles.
, 1876-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS,
MAI. cAsHY's COMMAND.

safc1dE UlEpd9c6 70 tbs 7Tl6uNe
ST. LOUIS, Aug. t4.-Compantcs A and D OF
ths Fifth United States Infantry, COM
naanded by Mai. Casey, arrived ut Fort Lcavtn-
worth yesterday morning from Cheyenne
Agency, and departed to-day for the front. At
the close Of the present Indian campaign thu
Fifth will bo stationed at Fort Duforl.
TEXAS.
Adyiccs from Texas eay nothing need nos bo
feared from an outbreak BY tho Cleyennes md
Arrapnhoes, thcy having quietcd down. Lieut..
Lloyd had little skir1nIs1l with them sl,ort
tins ngo, but everything is now quiet aud
, 1876-04-13

ono OF the marked features Ia the msnnor
Of rsaching tho city from tic cast. This mag
nincont bridge will only b. sur1'naaed when New
York md Urook'gn n.c Joined together by the
40 thie bridge W.a Tho univers.l sat.
lcct OF conversation by evory true and worthy
citizen Of Bt. Louis. It would roqniro only lva
or sl1 or sovon millions Of dollars 10 build tho
bridge, and this would g.oatly roducn tho prco
OF coal and advance tho prco Of real oAiato. Tho
prco Of coal being reduced manufacturers
mould lock to st. Louia, and Ia fow years tho
Capital would 10 moved from Washington to
ut. Louis, Al groat oxponso tho bridge has
boon i1uihl.ed and its tolls arc carefully COLLECTED,
s conta 10 walk ovor II for mnn or beast,
and 25 conta each 10 rido over In the rail-.
way CATS. Tho bridge has not reduced tho
price Of coal, for 1t is only cent Subhol chcap'
Of than SIX yoaru ago, md everything olsc has
been reduced in cost more than that amount.
Tho valuo Of real ensato il noarlY all parts Of
tho city has boon continually declining. 1lentd
arc down and tu,nbting. 1lousos tn the centse
Of the cily, Which rontod for e1,500 eight yoars
ago, now font Tor e8O0, and Tho tenanta ATE
moving to other llouaes becauso tho rcnts arc too
high. All who can kGoll II arc moving 10 tho
Western portion Of tho city, aud Grand Rvcnne
~ miles from tho rtvor, will soon bo tts consrf
Of the homos Of tho weathier cittzens."