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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
coLFAx COUNTY

Die dosud dosl5ch zprav jest
nepoebybns F. FoIda poraaen a
". w. Wells zvolen.
/. SAUNDERS COUNTY.
RepubIikAnska ticketa prosla
die dosud doiiych zprav. Barker
xvolen do legislatury vetsinou
200 hlas1.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
SAUNDERS CoUNTy
MARYLAND.

"a Demokrai6 zvoliii vsechny eles
ny kongresu vetsina pro Tilde-
na bude as $4,000.
TEXAS.
Demokraticka yztsina Texas
bude nepochybn9 Pfesahovat rs
tisic.
ALABAMA.
Zprayy dosud dosIe naxDaEujf
vstsinu pro Ti.dena as $4,000.
DAKOTA.
zpravy jen pomAlu dlochAxf,
vsAk naznatuii vstH republican
skou vstsins nez kdy phsd tim.
" Ysnkton Go. zvolena feIA re-
publikanska counfni ficksta, W.
jma jednoho kandidAta-
NEW YORK.
yxtsina vc stain New York OBJ
nkseti buds mesi 10000 I'll $4,000
pro Tildena-
ILLINOIS.
vtszina pro Hayess bu<Is obnk-
seti rs ~ 20 tisfc. Cook county
4hnlo Hsyesovi 36.6se ] Hdssevi
sse1e 4 osapssvi at7 49,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
Chicago. s. liston.

thtthSh, 2. HSlop-
Die zprav dosud doslych soudi
Sc, he naslednjicf staty daily vetsi-
ny pro Haycsc Pennsylvania %
volitela; Ohio. %; Illinois 81
Iowa. IL; California, d; New
Hampshire. 5; Maine, 2; Yer
mont, s.; Massachusetts,. Is; So.
Carolina, Z; Rhode Island, 4; Go.
dorado, 3i Nebraska, 3; Oregon,
b Nevada, 8; Minnesota, 5; Kan
sas, 5; Michigan, IL; North Caro-
lima, 10; Louisiana, s; dhrnem
Isl.
Pro Tiideua - Alabama, 10;
Arkansas. 8 +; Connecticut, 6 De.
laware, 3 Georgia, IL; Indiana
I5i Kentucky, IL; Maryland, s
Mississippi, 5 +; Missouri, Is; y.
Jersey, o; New York, IS; Ten
nessee, l2i Texas, 5; Virginia,
II; West Virginia, s.; dhrnem,
Ia.
Wisconsin 10 hlasy Jest po.
ehybnf, vsak republikane vlastni
i jei vstsinou 1000 az 1000 hIas6.
Florida sc 1 hlasy Jest taktez poe
ehybna. o Severnf Karolins tez
neisou republikane zeela jisti a
zdA 20 ze vfsledek rozbodne Flo>
rida SO 4 hlasy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09

Zpravy 3S2 townr, cod jest 2
eeleho statu vyjma s townd, ozna-
muji pro Hayese 1879, pro Til
dena 105.535.
IOWA.
Zpravy re 80 county ohlasuji
vetsinu 21.940 pro Hayese, coz
jest o 1922 vice nez byla vetsina
" tech counties loni. DIE toho
poStu o5drh Hayes vetsinu 10000
az eOO00 hlasG.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
NEBRASKA.

Zpravy Nebrasky nejsou do
sud dplns, avsak die EprAv do
sud doslych soudf sc, ze celia re-
pnblikanska statni tickets prosla
vstsinou 5000 az 5000 hlasn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09

Che~A 80 xAza lako m11xx= rixa
l1zte ~ Ac.xsnes PSxokkorAt
- r~A --1JaA~S~ss ssESco
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kHerrs 1as-w~ n.k-1~zr
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
NAHA-
ASARP.

porm@~nisa I paros4z r. Ozxr<
syellx lse- roA lzx& H2-z<y ~
s@<2A3 A=<a<-y Ra~Srz-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
SALINE COUNTY.

F&AANAA@#
SALINE COUNTY,
dne s. listopadu-v den bitvy ma
Bile Hole a vitszstvf Tlldenova.
(Zvlastni zprava "Pok. Zap."O
VSsledek countni volby dosud
neni zeela jistS, die vseho vsak js
Dawes a JIndra zvolen. DIE do
slych zpray al DO teto DOLBY Jest
Dawes 0 20 hlas6 pied ostatnfmi,
"a MIN ptyde Tracy, pax vifquin
a naposled True, ktersz pry ne
dosahne celku vic nez as $50 al
20O.-V Crete die zbszneho sSfts-
nj ma Dawes as i70, yifquin GO,
True 40, Tracy 30. Big Blue sci
skoro smahem pro Dawesa a jim
dru. v Blue Island ma prs Da.
ives jen % ostainf Tracy, nsco
maio yifquin, True zadn6 hlasy
Tax SO pravi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
TRxAS.

Demokraticka vztsina Texas
bude nepochybn9 Pfesahovat rs
tisic.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09
OMAHA.

Celia demokraticka countuf
ticketa iest zvolena, vsak nirod-
nj repu blikanskA ticketa ma pfec
v9isinu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-11-09

Ufedni telegram cd vyslance
ruskeho Cafihrade, Ignateva,
osnamuje, 10 porta pfijmula dvou-
mssisne pfimefi, pocinaje prvnim
listopadem a naffdila okamzite
zastavenf nepfatelstvf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26

"Amazon, land other" non-bOard' com
panies, whose reliability are recognized
~ worldwide. Right here we VIII
state that, by many who are ven
posted, American insurance cOmpa-
MES are considered the best in the
world; and ~ to the old Fire AssociA-
ton OF Philadelphia, while she IL
among the largest aud oldest compa'
MES in the land (having fought fire Tor
near half century before the organl'
2ation of "boardD, she proves the
wisdom Of her course by keeping up
her old plan OF s0.culled "non-bOard"
business by her stock bringing IN the
II Onied markets the highest figure OF
any fire insurance company III the
United States, being readily sold Tor
S0 for every ST.. To the business man,
therefore, the question of "board" or
"non-bonrd" should have no weight.
What he looks for and pays for il re-
Liable indemnity, and it cannot be
honestly denied that this can be found
nsreadily in board" as in "board
companies. Er pdrtc statements neec
not be taken, AZ the exact condition o.
IA company can bo readily ascerlaineC
by referring to the latest report OF Tho
New York Insurance Department
which every agent las, and which
they admit is the truest and str0nges
crucial test company can be put to
Look aud he convinced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILROAD,


Henderson Hero WORK ~ Once ON
tO Denton.
Mr.. Henderson, the leading con-
tractor who IL to build the Dallas and
Wichita railway, accompanied by Mr.
&. II. Stephens, engineer, arrived yes
terday morning, and Is at the Lamar
hotel.
Mr.. Henderson, in u conversation
with the local editor Of rnE HERALD,
stated that he was aware that no had
disappointed the people here, and had
been disappointed himself. Mr.. Moore,
who had been acting with him, had
been dangerously Ill for months, and
he had been compelled to find some
one else to replace him. He has made
all tho necessary financial arrange
ments with u London syndicate, which
owns largely In the Illinois Central
bonds and the Mississippi Central, to
bond at the rate of $4,000 II mile for
two hundred miles. He has now the
money to build the road to Denton
without help from any source, and
money to pay all claims against the
road, and will commence work to-
morrow morning. Other interesting
details arc withheld until they have
been submitted to the board Of direc-
tors, which Is to meet at once,
Mr.. Henderson speaks without boast
Ing, hut with perfect confidence. His
action will not depend upon anything
that has to be done 10y Dallas. He
paddles his own canoe to Denton, and
tho arrangements made with the syn
dictate enable him to push on two hum
bred miles In all. Mr.. Henderson Is q
practical and experienced railway
builder, and means business. He will
bring to his work quick intelligence,
great energy, ample means, and the
determination to carry the enterprise
through. We congratulate our people
upon the first real tangible proposition
to build the road.
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InterestinE 60 business Men.

Some of our citizens having doubts
as to the standing OF certain fire in
surance companies, known as ''non,
board IL may be somewhat re-assur.
Ing to look into the subject.
Out OF some l,200 companies In the
United States, some sixty are under
agreement to exact certain rate from
their patrons. This agreement Is
called "boarG." Those who do not
join this agreement, and prefer to reg
ulate their entire business, are called
"non-board.n The hoard does not
pretend to guarantee the payment OF
any loss, or the solvency Of any COM
pany. While the board does COM
prise many excellent companies, it Is
rather convincing to know that every
insurance agency in Dallas represents
u lot Of "non-boardn companies, which
they acknowledge are among the
largest and best companies of Eng.
land and America.
Messrs. Leigh n Carnes represent
the following "non-board" companies,
viz: "North British and MERCANTILE Of
England; Lancashire" Of England,
aud some four az other admitted "non-
board" companies. Messrs, Kerfoot II
Hereford are agents Of the Royal"
"Royal Canadian" and "French Incur.
anoe Corporation, nall straight tout and
out' board" companies. Messrs.
Dargan " Trezeyant are agents OF the
Fire Association ofPhiladelphia, "Brit-
ish America Insurance Company
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26

--What has become Of the lloera'
proposition of the Trinity Cemetery
Company? They offered, 1t VIII DC re-
membered, not only to donate the
ground necessary, but to remove tn'
remains from the cemeteries III tue
Cedars free of all cost TO the CITY,
A man by the name OF a. " C'"'
nv, confined in the calahooTe, hh''pB
been arrested upon suspicion OF oelhR
the Rochester, Minnesota, forger' hrSl
tried to bride The city marshal, anu a'-
forwards to break out of prison Ihe
iallor prevented his escape, ana now
ne has lost faith in human nature, ana
the power of money ~ motive force
Tabernacle NJ. r, Church No SER
vice this morning at 1890. The con-
pregation will worship with the flOyd
street NJ. T.. Church, South, AT their
services of dedication. Sunday school
and Bible classes ut 2 p. III. f. A.
Stare, superintendent AT Z O'Clock
n M. service of sacred song and
preaching by the pastor. Theme OF
discussion Conclusions. Seats iree'
The first new chestnuts and deli
cious malaga grapes received AT the
New Orleans Fruit store, corner Main
and Austin streets; also, Chlllorhio
pears, Missouri grapes, sweet ana llht
oranges, lemons, dates, apples, candie'
and all kinds of nuts at lower price
than any other fruit house In the city
Agency for the best prepared mocKint
bird food and Dunbar's Bethesda min
eral spring water. TT.
The Waxahatchie Enterprise says
"Mr. J. j.. Browning hasJust informed
us that he goes to Dallas, aud vii
hereafter be found at the dry-goods Is
tablishment Of Messrs. w. q. Randall
81 Bro, sos Elm street, This hous'
may congratulate itself upon having
secured the services Of 30 excellent
business man as Mr.. Browning. liz
has lived with us a long time, and ha
enjoyed the unlimited confidence o
every one. We wish him abundan
success in his now field, and advise hi
numerous friends, here, to call on hin
when they visit Dallas"
1T was our good fortune to meet
among other distinguished educator
at Philadelphia, Professor Malone, Q
the 'Riversldc lnstitute,o located Il
Lisbon, Texas, seven miles south o
Dallas. Professor Malone deservodl
made host Of friends during the set
sion Of the Centennial National Inst
tuten lie IN not only u ripe schola
, but nm experienced educator and u ger
tleman of rare social qualities ~ wei
. and with the aid Of his accomplishe
= wife, he must win for Riverside Inst
lnten an cnvinhlo aud substantial rt
:. putation throughout the State Am
a rican Jo,uWm Of Ettacdtion.
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Notice.

The injunction served upon mo in
relation to occupation taxes having
been dissolved, | am no longer re-
strained in the collection OF said
taxes. Therefore, all persons in ar
rears with the state or county Tor Oc.
CupntiOn taxes, are notified to come
forward promptly and pay said taxes,
as | am ordered to make cut list of
all delinquents aud present the same
to the grand jury on the first day they
meet, which will be December Is,
1876. Notice is also given to persons
selling beer exclusively foreign or do
mestic) that nm annual license tax IL
required OF $50 to the State and S25 to
the county. Respectfully,
W. ii, PRATHER.
Tax Collector Dallas County.
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can sell Jacobs anything.

You can sell jacobs anything.
DR.. n. b. Kennedy will be absent
from the city few days, in attendance
AZ n medical witness on the Hill county
district court
jacobs, under the Opera House.
Mr.. Henry Sampson, IL prominent
citizen OF Galveston, and one OF the
leading Masons OF the state, il at the
LeGTand.
If you have anything to dispose Of
see jacob. He will buy 1t.
Colonel p. G. Swor, master Lively
Grange, aud j. w, Daniels OF LancaS-
ter Grange, have been elected dele
gates from Dallas county 10 the State
Grange meeting in Sanuary.
jacobs will advance upon goods OF
any description, from u needle to an
anchor
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Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at reduction of e
per cent, | deem it due my patrons tc
give them the benefit thereof, and |
shall, therefore, from this date, sell at q
REDUCTION OF % PER CENT.
On former prices, am now receiving
the largest stock and mosts complcte as.
sortment of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas Orders by telegraph
promptly attended TO. Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city,
A. W, MORTON
Undertaken, IS Cochran street, Dallas,
Texas. iy22.tt
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Two Trains Daily.

Hereafter the Texas and Pacific will
run two passenger trains daily each
way. The local passenger runs from
Fort Worth to Marshall, passing Dali
las, going east at $50 II. M, and going
west at 1885 p. m. The through pas
senger, from Fort Worth to TeXar-
kama, passing Dallas, going east, AT
G:25 p. M, and going west at II p, H.
I'D.
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Notice to our Friends
and tho pnbiic.

The firm of Morales n Bonmati, here.
tolore engaged in the cigar and tobacco
business in this city, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent--Manuel
Morales continuing the business in his
own name, and at the same place.
N. MORALES,
24dSt NJ BoNMArI,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26

In the case OF Elizabeth Martin w.
Il. V. Tompkins ct AL, Mr.. G, +. clint,
the attorney, has compromised with
Messrs. Adams ~ Leonard, w. w.
Leake, NJ. Johnson, IL. Hearne, Dr.
Ewell, G. Is, Godbold, Judge Platter
son, Thomas Field, and others.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that unless intelll.
Rence IL received within the time prescribed
by law, OF hcadright certificate No. o., for
one league ami labor OF land issued to Alex.
ander Buxton, by the board OF lnud com.
missloneS OF Liberty county, on the list day
been lost that application will be- made to
the co mmiSSioner of the land office OF the
state OF Texas, for duplicate of said cor.
uhcato No o.. JAMES d. SIMPSON,
hoN!)-w9nl Attorney for buxton heirs,
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NOIlre.

All watches, clocks and jewelry left
with the subscriber over three months
will be sold for charges, unless taken
away before December 25th, 1876.
\. AUSTIN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26

All persons holding claims against the
North Texas Fair association willplease
have them audited at my Office, at their
earliest convenience, for final settle.
ment.
CHAS. BAsKERvILL, Secretary.
Dallas, Texas, November II, iy7x noyis
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Trade Sale,

One hundred eases Kellogg's baking
powder to be sold at public auction
without reserve, on Friday morning,
ten o'clock, by J, &. Booth ~ Co., 40S
Main street. I'D.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Notice.

All those indebted to II. G. Bohny,
are requested to call and settle. Those
who do not pay in ten days will get q
full receipt through the columns OF tho
Dallas newspapers. II. c. BopSY
noy25-dlw
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fOrk Sale.

For cash, q tirst.class stock of gro
oeries, in one of the best stands in
Dallas. Reason for selling, change of
business. Responsible parties only,
address "An this office. If
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For Sale.

An Ames' engine, thirty-horse power,
and steam pump and pipes, all in good
working order. Apply to
PAT. MULLINS,
novl2-lm Opposite City Mills, Dallas, Texas
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HEADQUARTERS
or THE
TEXAS OYSTER TRADE

The trade throughout the State are notified
mat the TEXAS WHOLESALE OYSTER
DEPOT IL now open for the fall and winter
seasons. Having taken advantage OF the
low rate OF wages curing the summer
months, by planting immense beds Of choice
best quality at lowest market prices. Orders
by mail respectfully solicited, and goods
shipped by express &. ., u.
DANIEL. GILLlES.
omcc ana depot foot OF kuhn's wharf, 18th
yes Address lock box 872,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
wanted.

One hundred second hand heating
and cooking stove, by J. q. Booth 4
Co.--Ad.
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BOARDING,

Boarders can find good accommodate
ton AT the Bryan house, Lamar street,
next door to Clark, Bryan & Bros. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
Meeting OF Stockholders.

The regular semi-annular meeting OF
the stockholders of the Dallas Real rs.
tate and Building Association will be-
held at Fields Theatre, Monday, No.
vember q, At seven o'clock p. m.
s. j, ADAMS, President.
T.p. HARRY, Secretary and Treasurer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia-at Hoskns n
Howell's drug store, Dallas. I'D
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-20

we're not applicable to the case, and
lie could NOT see that any jubilee WAS
granted to John-D ID. Lee by the terri
torial Legislature or by the law.
Derny began the opening address
Tor the prosecution this morning, aud
continued till .2:3O p. NJ. con6ning
himself to acts Of Lee in inciting In
dians to attack the emigrsnts before
the answer to the message sent to
Brigham Young was received, aud
acting in opposition to the directions
of heIcouncil At Cedar; showing that
Ice was the main leader in the
massacre from beginning to end.
{ J. G. Foster, Of Phoebe, followed
Tor the defence, aud advanced the
theory that Lee participated in the
massacre by orders from higher auth
ori,y at Cedar; but his witnesses
were not competen. because actual
participants.
The general opinion is that the
jury will agree upon vcrdiet-tei
guilty as charged in the indictment.
IL is said the defence will take AL
appeal.
"fENCRs
urlcA, Sept. l9-Several thieves
and keepers Of fences, who have been
preying upon the red and blue line,
we're arrested here yesterday by
railroa. detectives.
TH1 RiPLK TEAMS.
New YoRK, Sept. l9.-lhe Irish
team have decided to shoot with sir
men in match with the Americana
Thursday next.
POSTPONED.
NEW YoRK, Sept l0.-Gen. New.
ton announces that Hallets. Poin,
reef will not be blown up until Sun
day morning next, owing to the fail
ure Of the contractors TO provide ex
plosive materials ut the time agreed
upon.
YELLOW FRvKR.
New YoRk, Sept. l9.-Tbe cham
ber-.ef commetce, in = special meet
ing today, appointed committee o
6ue, TO take the necessary measure.
to raise funds for the suffering people
in Savannah, and ~ 200 have beer
collected already.
| A dispatch was read from Harte'
4 Gamble, of Savannah, reporting
266 new cases of yellow fever in one
day, and saying that the daily ex
penses were II 200.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-20

lion sent this government of the pro-
posed alliance between the Sioux aud
Blackfeet for warfare on American
whites and on Grow Indians. Denny
was sent to investigate and diploma
tize among the savages, which ne ap.
pears to have done successfully. He
visited the Blackfeet nation; was cor
daily received, and learned from
them that the Sioux had made ad-
yances to them for the purpose of get
ting them 10 join in fighting the
Crows and other Indians and also the
Americans. The Sioux promised a
portion Of the spoils aud also mum
Der Of white women whom they hsd
captured. They promised, after the
WHITES WE'RE DIFFERENTIATED
tos go across and massacre the Cana
dian whites The ,Blaskfeet having
refused these propositions, the Sioux
threatened to come across and pun
ish them. Denny promised to aid
the Blackfeet in case they were at-
tackled under these circumstances,
which pleased them SO well that they
made profuse demonstrations and as
'scrtions of eternal friendship for the
whites, and throw themselves on the
Kindness and protection Of tue Cana-
dians, saying they realized that in
time they would be deprived of for
age and provisions by the encroach-
ments oil the whites. The letter is
dated July 18th, aud is directed to
It,, Col. A. q. Irwin, northwestern
mountain police.
RED CLoup AGENCY, VIA FL. LAR-
AMlE, Sept. 19.-The expected coun-
Gil with the Indians set for to day
was failure, no Sioux being present.
The Arrapahoes came in and had a
talk and said their minds werc made
up, and they were willing TO do all
the commission asked, but were not
willing to give their answer till the
Sioux gave theirs. Day after to-
morrow is issue day, and the comtnis-
sion are seriously considering the pro.
priety of instructing the Agent here
not to issue pound Of rations to Red
Clouds people until their answer is
made to the proposition. The main
camp of Indians is still down at
Shadron Creek, 20 miles east Of here.
j. W. Dear, agency trader here
| had nine
| HORSES sTOLEN.
and one killed by the Indians raiding
ottAis hay camp, on Snake river, %
| miles south, on the Sidney road, las,
evening. This afternoon party 7ol
cavalry started out in pursuit OF HE
raiders The following letter is just
received by Lieut.. Elting tonight
from Blue Horse, who was sent dowr
to Red Clouds camp Saturday to ge,
1.-THE Indians to come up here to-day
BoRpEAS CREEK, Sept. 1s.-Ma
jor United States Indian agent.
write this to inform you that | 90,
-to Red Clouds, and had council
with them. Everything works vel
according to the government com
missioners wishes, ! am going dowr
to Spotted Tail agency on business
and will be back in four nights. You
friend, Blue HORSE,
I. Head OF Loafer Band