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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

EXPEN SIyE Sham built Chicago
rolled together like burning wisp OF paper
Boston's solid warehouses made dust aud
ashes by the fimsy embellishments of their
roofs, the humming banks OF Mill River
ton, and now the most im portant manufac-
turing and railroad center of the state devas-
tated, crippled and paralyzed by the decay
warnings against the waste and wickedness
of cheap and hasty construction seem u
have been none too many. We shall still go
on, probably, cheapening contracts, hurry
ing and Guessing over construction. employ
ing cheap and half educated engineers and
arcDtects, and then forcing them u employ
cheap ana unknown material, laid by cheap
and uneducated labor, under careless or cor
rupt supervision. We shall talk of our pro-
gress, OF our development, OF our busy labor
OF our well-rewarded capital. until another
stunning blow skaters the fimsy faoric.-
Boston Transcript.
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Nos. IS AMI $40 Loui-is' avenue, bstveen 9Th
end 10th stree's.
SENEN OCTAVE PIANO. WALNUT AND
CbAMBEE COTTAGE SITS, GsEEN REP
PAkLOR FURNITURE. MARRLEToP IA
BLES, PRCsSELS, THREE-PLY sND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, BEDS, BEDDING, KIrCH
IN AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, &C II,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April
US3c -. commencing a. o O'Clock, we will cell
w. tb. entire stock Of Furniture contained in
private residence No. 1ii0 18th street northwest,
between q ana p streets,
We name in Part viz:
One elegant octave Piano, Stool and Cover
Walnut Che mb.r Suites, Cottsse Chamber SUITES
Parlor Sets. Marble-top Tables
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Extension Tables and Dining
Chairs.
CreCkery ard GlassW are. Stoves, Bedding.
BrUssels. Three ply spc Ingram Carpets
We call special attention Of ba ers TO the ab we
sale as the goods are nearly ane la good
ccIdition
sac peremptery. Terms cash.
APP BIRCH & RuBEY. Auctiopeers
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer

W.sH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALI VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR PEkTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
BEIWlkn rTH.ND srs sTkESTs. NORTH
.sst, AT AUCTION
- 3D. virtue Of a deed Of trust dated February
Ii 9Th, A. 10. 1873, aud day r, corded in Libsr
NJ 6Oy folio 81, one Of the land rrcnrds tor Wash
lGeton County, in the IT, dFict Of Columbis and by
request OF the Serty c r d thereby, shall pro
c 80 10 sell AZ public lion, g.. at the pre-
miEts, on MONnAf, april I0th 1876, at 30
O'CLOCK m. ell thst certain piece ar parcel OF
g'onnd sitna,e lying am being IN IN CITY q ah-
lte,"r n the District or Solu nbia known and de-
scribsd es Lot bumbereH eleven Ia in sgu~re num-
pefed eight hundred Ard ninetv--ighi ts92D, with
Cottage Frame Dwelling
IL The purchas,r Of the above-tescribpi aro IN.
,rty hot having complied with the terms of sale
IN Re o. to bin this l. sSe notice that will sell
the ssid p operty a. his risk and Cost
Terms easy, made known at lime o'ssls
W. II. REED, Trustee
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81 EDlCAL. dc.


R.l,5eI PaystciaH, those life Is neaIly spent,
snG der b. T. a. mSsh sHGd for irss S,
Medicine fpurey ves-t sblel which will poStflreB
With the address Of tn Sc y no have STEADY been
I p, b. addressing % Or Loot ARD AULigcKI,
Cox REW.RD ~ Dh BROT HERS INYIG-
CsO OhATIsG CORDIAL fails TO cure any
case Of ssmin.l weakness, loss OF power or imp
tence. once sDd Laboratory 900 b st. south, ep-
pOsite Smithsonian sp5-2~'
EsSATIsEAOTIoN7- positive cur e, 5 1 per bot
tie; Prepared according TO the original form
sylyania ave. Consul atoms free aps I'm
nR ROBERTsoN, Jyo- Baif,Tn0Ts, can b. con
posite the Ca ONE every WEDNEs6 DAY and
SAIp kDAf troL o. m, In all DISEASES Of
syphilis aad spermat ,rtes. Ossss of Gonuorrhes
reoeDtlS cured l. to days Syphilis in
eradcsed from tie s. stem. ~in1us me use o. met
curry. spermat0rrhes, brOu bit on by excuses and
~, general debility organic weakness, n potency,
nervous irrItsbi.iry sympi ms OF consump tion in
qimHess OF signs Riddinsss evil fOrebOdngs, self
Gemedie.. oeuiiemen placing themssIves in DR. Rs
hand can rel; opp b-lhg scien'incsil, and bon
which he now holds fr IN the leading physci ,ns of
Baltmore. Once 42i iOth street northwest. from
= TO -. m. marD-ly
II day. Thursday and Sa;urd ~ at 62O Ii > rect
northwest, W ashInston city, from TO O'Clock.
Ais. WILSON az ErPgTisHC7f F51IaI1 PigSi-
Nl ciaH GHf HldiC,ts, ca b. coufdsntisIly CON
sult' Of $40 II sIr.et northwest. Her medicines
are safe and be sthy and cannot fail. Mrs Wilson
wits lsdf a their own residences. Advice free
Call or write. mara m
nR. BUCKLERJONGs-T years expert
" enee IN Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ovs
rian TumOrs guar sntees satisfaction, charges
Bu'i1'ss confidential Rooms for patients. 16A
n. How ard street. Baltimore. mArS I'm
ne. B. y. JONES 80 N0Il. Say s.Te.t, Balf,
eeon to Special Hospital for the Gsnito-UIinary
Organs. Paris Guarantees speedy and certain re
Women In Impor-ncy aud stirility, and ali Ms
copcOmitsnt with abuse of nature laws marll I'm
nR. LION, Tas OLIsU EusbIisasd anf Onlg
cons ulied every Td-scsy snd SATURDAY. AZ No: $50
ii street from 10 clocs All Female Complaints
quickly cured Ofise aud Residences No. 102 W.
Lombard street, BstimDre. mara 6s'
a CARD,-To sll who srs suffering from the
"A errors and indI-cre ions OF youth. nervous
weak Ness early decay. loss % IL g. hOCd &C.. viii
saaRGE eoFs s ,e s1s. rsn edrS sUi 5Isf.S ~
missionary IN tOnth Am-rics. send self addressed
envelope 20 The Rev JOSEPH T. ISdAN, Station
ID. Bible HCu-e New \, r. CITY. mas eoSk SIN
Cure Of Ssminsl " eskness, Lost ID anhooc. and
cess; Ans DrrS~'' hs- IRE ingredis2,.. ~.
sepB-m.vLS Sor s2a6 Hew York.
y NIADAnI REsTELL. n. D.. . tnoroushIy ex.
lvl Derierce1 and scientific Ladies' Physician aud
srS.s roo%. ssrsfu y nas.
Ing and tie hes; medical attendance at the Doctor
he care Of Siam R@ssell are nissd sesntic
treatment and |. spsssv cure htros and residence,
corner e soa's sharp and Dover SITS, Baltimore.
UCATIsFACTION, 81 PER BOTTLE Con
- sultstioIs free. ~ Dr. baRBf's, lis "a
street, tCOlOrizariou BuildingJ Dl lOm'
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THOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PEOtERTY ON THE WEST SIDE
STREETS Moth.
- On TUESDAY. April 11th 1876, at O'Clock,
- VIII offer for sale, a. public auction, in front
OF the premises. part of lot % in squsre 2l5 be-
glnping for the same at the southeast corner of
shid lot ano running thence north on fhe west line
81 18th street 70 and s leo feet thence west 200 fest
thence sonth e and IS 100 feet and thence east IN
feet TO the beginning, with the fmproytme a 8
thereon, consi- ting OF two tvo-ptory frame dwell
irRs, Nos. 1886 ard 1899
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equsl paw ments at IL and Il ms from the
day Of sale. wit Interest. The deferred payments
to be secured by a deed of trust on the pr0 peTty
sold. A cOnyeyaBcing al the cost Of the pnrchas.
els. 800 deposit on the scce ptanae OF each bid
MABf HUME6, Guardian.
EDWARDS & STONE. AttorneFs
APT TH0S. D0WLING, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

CHEAP CHFAPg FOR CASH,
TuUJ iNDs Uk TOSS ORDERED
Arriving Cay caTgo@- Of the best varieties of all
Kinds OF CJAi and WOOD.
Now i TIE I'M. O. 10y
nyOu would save money get good aTfJris and IVSt
-~rfstt, 2rzh o. q" the ton, call the under
signed bet re oE bus
BsyII tw' - hg largest wharves In the District,
atd All toe lac liif POODLE thereto annexed for
the deliEery q Teal direct from vessels the
Consumer, Ne can certainly offer speCial induce
N EMS A visit o. oar h4rye- and Depot will con-
vince NJ ~ q ruCs q orr 60. se ADVANTAGES
Der Cord.
Co. d OAK WOOD delivered as low a. SO tosy
pr Cord.
Ell El- Trial T. al that /. necessa-y - convince
tie public u TIE above fact~
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
9siu Once ALn Dep Z al JJhnsOa's HharSos, foot
&c 9Th and 18Th 81 ur-s
OHeas- l2n1 stree. northwest.
tIIl% yth street aug25- 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

OLIVE LOGAN on HAIR DRESSING
Olive Logan writes: Girls attend TO your
couture. No matter how simple your dress
Is. look out for your capillary adornments
and all viii he well. Avoid. II possible, all
false hair about the face. Corkscrew curls,
ventilated scratches. and bogus bangs look
well enough on the stage. or under a veil.
but they give age when the wearer is sub
iscted TO close inspection. A tiny little lock
of your own hair shipped off at the top OF
your noses bridge, and rolled mp in a ring
with hair pin a night will make a pretty
little curly fringe across your forehead IN
The morning and Will never be noticed even
~ The fashion changes and you wish 10 hrus
the short locks back with the rest. Com
up the back hack hair as high as You can
without dragging your arms out of their
socket; encircle the top of your Uranium
with a smoothly brushed AMI neatly plated
braid; and In the vacuumistic adherence
which this performance creates stick a high
comb or voluminous bow, and you have a
coiffure-which IL not so stunningly dressy
As some hair artist might build. is still
thoroughly lady like, Inevitably becoming
and indisputably CONNIE II faut.
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
STEAMER LADY OF THELAKE
Leaves hs SS pany Shti ~ Of 9th street
sssp n Fare. .: ro9nd trip, IS, $3.50
ste.ner JNU: ". THOMPSON leaves Compsny's
whaIf, foot of 9th street, every TUESDAYS -.
every FkIDAf att a. m FIR Coan Riy or, stopping
a. int rmedste lsIoings
paDy under iSs Ba1s 18th Ge@
opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent, At the
wharf marE-ly
"PEofLhs' LIsE"
NoI CHo H5TTSE f fSEEKmE yPsSf ma
The sidswheei stssmsr o
Captain I. e BALDWIN,
VIII Commence running to the above landilGs on
q &C. street sSs; , ssers M6s A
DAY and THU b DAY at 5 a. m. =
.I iseas "a ~ h R. EIrzHUGH. Agent.
THE STEAMER HAEEBIsGMER; e,v..
W sisss md ssa'ss Ehii1
for Potomac Landing. INCLUDING :. 49,,
A.t'..on'n h''''d'' ID saiiFi E S9ial
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
IN BETWEEN
PRILADELPHIx, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
IkGTON AND GkORGETOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
froo Pier ., North wharves, Phiiadellnia.
SATURDAY, ct IL N.
ID. O., MONDAY, at D. n.
This line connects at Philsdephis with Clyde's
Regular Semi weekly Limo Of Steamers for Provi-
tence, Boston and New England States, No wharf
age in Boston By thie Ire.
IF. HYDE, Asen. Tor d, o! @.
WM. f. GLIDE CO., Philadelphia.
y. a REED, Alexandria, Va.
~Freights delivered by knox's xpross. Orders
zen ~ General once, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
~ TIE Steamers Wharf. VII ts pToSopsly offended
20. scE1-U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

No SCHOOL ON RAINY DAYs-The Boston
scnool board has adopted the very sensible
plan, in actual practice In several places, of
having the storm signal for no session
twenty two struck by the fire alarm bells
given al quarter past O'Clock in the morn
lag. such ar arrangement would have been
extremely humane on Tuesday morniug, the
2lsi ultimo. Many OF the masters are &C
customed, on account OF the wet condition of
TIE chlldren's clothes. and the impo-sibility
o. drying them. TO dismiss the few scholars
who ioolishly venture out at such times.
The rumte OF these unwise ones L. frequent
ly only i've or six In class of 6fty. Other
n aSters never deviate from the rule, but re
qu r the children 10 sit through the long
sef sion till one O'Clock, thereby mourning
great risk TO health and life. This signal
Will not probably be needed more rhau o ce
or twice year, but its use upon those occa-
sions hereafter will make the sessions uni
form throughout the city, and save our On H.
dren and teachers from running great danger
10 health and reaping no commensurate ben
eft thereby.-( Boston 7roueIeT.
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COAL AND WOOD.

III ,. fEGAN,
Dealer in
WOOD A Nd COAL.
Also, LIsE OF beet quality az kiln prices
SAND sud HhlR in 4uAn'Itles 20 suit.
spl2s Cor 6th and 4 reefs southwest
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AUCTION SALES
IL. SWEET, Auctioneer.

T. J. SWEET, Aucti0neer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES. RI
oUohs. sc AT auJrIoN
HESaprii y n, is7s sf IA o',l5ok. ~ No sos
~ PennssivsUis avenue. comprising = vel
selected stock, consisting In par Of Wines
hisi les and BrsIdiss; Tubs, BrOoms snd Buck
cts Pickles, Preserves. and other cOu .ments; Tta
Coffee. Soap, spices, Vinegar, G al OH, &c.
Also, 9 lot Of Crockery and @ s-s~are, ssd Store
Itytarts, such ss Scales and Weighs one O Zee
Mil one Coffee Boaster, Tea and spice Cans, sc
Terms cash. Z J SwEgr,
sP4-d AuetiOneer.
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MohDAY AORNIHG April I 9th, 1875, same hour
AID place l.pldl -. SWEET, Auct.
nUEUAES0H BROS, A uctioneers,
~ southeaH CORNER 9Th and SIS Iortnves,
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sRooAs.
PhIssES COUNTIES, sHkLvING, COFFEE
MILL. PATENT BEEF OaOPPgA, &C, &c,
BE- BE- t sIR The ssTiRE oosrksrs OF rag
~ on MONDAY MORNING., April 10Th,
H commencing at 10 e'slpok. we will cell ~
1893 tn street north at, the entire stock
eontsined th.rein, comprising:
Starch, Pepper Spices, BrOo Ma
'buckets, lot HardS are, TUBE Ba.kets,
Broom Mschif . ID Presses, ICE Box
Sonee Mill al Patent Beef Uhippsr,
PIsiforn and Counter Scales,
Shelving, Cour tiers &c,
bein g the stock 81 W Yewell, (Sucosssnr e. Ye-
well Hartley The stock being {, sh sud cell
sers DUN0sHsON BkpS.
OPP II AuctiOneers.
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GOAL AND kINDLING WOOD.

Our stock uf CuAL is uos complete, embracing
al the choice Qualities, which invite the
attention Of Consumers. Our
PATENT BE- kDLED kISDLING WOOD,
with nre-lghTeT ia every bundle, Is the best In
use. Tor sale D all srocers-try It. No shsvings,
paper or seICseue oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE CLEAN
=
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STEPHENSON d BR


MIL and Depot 1th street hATf,
fes1f-ly Branch Ono I3I- PennsyI vAnia aysaue
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
Force Of Hostile Sioux.

It seems from the report made by In
spectOr E. G.. Watkins to the Commits
siOner of Indian Affairs in November last
that the numerical force of the bands o
Sioux was under estimated, and that TIL
military force deemed necessary to sub
jugatc them was one thousand men. TIL,
Indian warriors who engaged General
Custer AMI Reno 90 the Rosebud are nov
estimated by the last ramed officer. at no
less than $500. Some judges fix theil
number at about 4, 900. There ;s 40 doub
that their annlhilat'on of Clusters sorc'
has melted ths warlike feeling of hun
hreds, perhaps thousands of other Indians
in sympathy with them, and that they are
by this time Reinforced so that their
Eum5ers are now greatly augmented.
We do hope that our Congressman will
not fail 10 realize the necessity Of putting
~ overwhelming force ir the field, and not
axe as precedents the slow dragging pro
cess OF our governmental and military
authorities as Exhibited in the Seminoi.
and ModOc wars.
In our opinion, not less than ten thouss
snd meo should be at once equipped and
put upon the trail Of the mhrderers. and
ither suhdue them or wipe them from the
face of the earth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
PRICES SLAUGHTERED,
The Secretary Of War ON I'm.
dian Affairs.

The Secretary of War has address
i letter to the President in reference tc
the several tribes of Indians in the North.
west. He claims that the terms of the
treaty of 1868 have been literally per.
formed on the part of The Un.ted States,
and complied with by large mass of the
Sioux. Some of these Indians, however,
have treated 1t with contempt He claims
that The adven: OF the whites in the Black
Hills did not cause the present uprising
among the Sioux, but that they have
wa"ed war simply because they are In
dians. and because 1t is their nature TO do
so. The present movement TO subjugatc
tie hostile portion OF the Sioux was
brought about at the suggestion Of the
Indian Commissioners. The object of
the Big Horn expedition was in the inter-
est of the peace full portion Of the Sioux
nation, supposed to embrace at least nine-
tcnths of the whole, and not one of these
peaceful treaty Indians has been lnterfer.
Ell with by the military authorities. It is
believed by the Secretary of War that no
time should be lost ia the subjugation of
the hostile tribes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21

There g some prospects of Turf isl
unpleasantness In Jerusalem. The Turk
has been bullying the Christian popula.
ton. and barricading has commenced.
The population of Jerusalem is about 90.
OOO. And as the Turks number 6OOO, the
Jews s, 600 and the Christians the balance.
t would seem within range Of possibilities
that tho Turks will get the worst OF it.
There was never better time for reyo-
luton, as Sultan Murad has his hands
full with the formidable rebellion in
European Turkey. II the Christians and
Jews should unite, the Turks may be
driven out Of Jerusalem.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
THE BLACK HILLS.


We make the foIlopng extracts from
letter from our forme fellow townsman
Mr.. l.. J. P. Morrill, D his family here
dated Deadwood City Pack Hills, JUNE
Goth:
mo government 1all route has ye'
been established to til various camps IL
the Hills, but expect ervice in a month
or so. via Cheyenne. It present the mai
is carried by express, It the rate OF "a
cents per letter.
e. L. Clark, Lew adams and myself
have formed co partnership aud are
building extensive liery, feed and sale
stables. The business promises to pay
we'll
1 am fully satisfied hat 1t is sure % be
a big mining camp: know of claims
that are paying as higi as 81 500 per day,
with eight men woking. Mr.. John
Hildcrbrand, of Ratrsburg. told me
yesterday that his claim was paying $40
per day above expenss; but of course
there are claims which only pay wages.
When we got into tie mountains hay
was worth $500 per tol, ard poor qua.
ity at that, but bought twenty tons of
hay to day in the valle,. hauling it my
self, at $50; 1000 pounds of oats at III
cents per pound.
Judge H. N. MaguiH arrived here last
week from Chicago. think he will get
in with the paper. but viii. prospect
around some first. l see SO many old
here every day that it is
really pleaaant.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

from the Husbandman 18th inst.]
The Cook Bros, of Smith River valley
delivered l25 head of mutton sheep 4
Helena butchers last week. which theI
sold at 81 per head.
Mr.. Jonas Higgins, who assisted Will
the roundup of cattle in Smith River val
lev last week, met with an accident. ID
Twas riding at full speed, when his hors'
Istepped into a hole, falling to the ground
and catching Mr.. HIS leg and s?rainins
his ankle badly.
The grasshoppers have nearly all let
the Missouri valley. Fields which have
been replantcd are coming out again.
and there is prospect for good crop
Wheat that escaped the ravagcs IS head
ing out, ard is now out of their way.
From the Butte Miner, 11th.I
The Mountain lead, owned by Pozna'n
sky & Benin, has been leased to Daniel
Cameron and T. H. Rea for period OF
one year, with the privilege of extending
the time it desirable to two years.
Three bars of silver. representing So, 0OO
were cas- at Dexter mill on the 9th inst.
This mill is running uninterruptedly and
successfully, and its yield of bullion is re-
gu|ated only by the quality of ore worked.
The recent discovery of two rich leads
to the northwest of town has started scores
of prospectors out upon the hills, and al
most everywhere they can be seen search
ing for a clue by which they will be en-
abled to find and uncover the hidden
wealth of this section OF country. The
discovery OF so many leads in this vicinity
has made many believe that all had been
taken up but there are undoubtedly a
great many that will be brought to light.
From the New Northwest, 4th lnst.l
Nineteen hydraulics and nearly es many
fumes and ground sluices are running mi
the Blackfoot mines, and these are among
the 5est in the country.
At Pioneer on the 18th inst. some miners
saw man dragging woman across some
mining ground, and supposing he was
beating her, ran to the place. The wo-
man told them she had taken poison
strychnine-an her appearance indicated
the fact. She exhonerated her companion
from all blame, and repeatedly protested
it was Eer voluntary act and that he was
trying to get her back TO the cabin. She
fingered in paroxysms until evening and
died. The man was arrested, a coroner's
jury summoned by Justice King, yer
dict returned after full investigation in dc
cordance with the facts, and the man dis
charged. 1t appears they had come from
Self Lake, that she was an actress, form
erly Of San Francisco, and he had been
d,ugglst clerk, He says that whenever
she drank she threatened to poison herself,
and that the night before she died, all
hands in the house of ill fame where they
lodged were intoxicated.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
James Il. Blaine Appointed
from MniUc.

AUGUSTA. {ME.) July 10.
Governor Conner has notified the Speak
Ter of the House of Representatives a
Washington, by telegraph. that he ha:
appointed James G.. Blaine Senator jr
Congress, ard that Mr.. Blaine has placed
in his hands his resignation as Represen-
tative from the Third Congressional Dis
trict.
Blaine's health shows no special change,
though possibly not quite SO well for a
day or two past. Ills physician wishes to
have him removed to the sea shore as soon
as practicable. Blame rejects the sugges
ton of European tour.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
A Portage Around the Falls.

It IS reported that an enterprlse is or
foot to put line of steamers On the Mis-
tsouri river above the Falls to run, in con
nection with lower line. to a point op-
|posite Helena. An undertaking of this
character would involve the necessity of
building portage around the Falls of the
Missouri. which engineers have estimated
would be attended with comparatively
slight expense. The country over which
the road would have to be built is rugged
and broken to an unusual degree, but It
has been demonstrated in Montana tina
these are not ineuperable obstacles to a
good grade. Independent.