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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
GnlNEfMMeta.

gu Dem bic BobnIt0feit ul1Ieres .3imz
mers namentIi0 iM Winter 10 ueIentli6
er9oDelloen UenltergGrt0en eeb0rt altber
einem gutcn S~tngDo8eL int &Gftg aud elm
Nquarlum nit plelen lebenoen Maller=
tbleren ODER mtuoeitens ein @las init
0oloftl0cn, oeret @rbaltung ul1o Yflege
bel nut GINGER GOrii6t sar Iei6t lit.
&eI0 ell GugeIebmes 8il6 raltloier Be=
ioegung nno freuoiseu 9ebenS eeipGDren
lliDt bteie fletuen 3ierlt0en gologelben,
multeren StiO0en IN iDren groBeu flu
8elf0rmigen, oben nit weiter Seffuung
DerieDenen 0lGlern! Dur bari man bel
tDrer 6iitterung be5 @uten ui0t sI uieL
tDun; Oieiel5en brau0en nur ie1r ipenig
gtaDrung, oa ie it0 beinabe alletn our1
Die Beitanotbcile I'M @aiier 3u erbalten
ge5lpungen uno BEL gu ret0libem 6utter
leidlt ablterbcn. SIM Sommer muB mal1
ibnen tdgli6 fril6es reines 2Saiier geben,
oGs 9lasbauS a6er - pegeH pes m09liz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
gBSchenfliche Sllinois Sfaafs-Beifung.

ipelen. Der 8adfne6t Ieudtet no6mal5
III bemgaum berul1- plobLid f6teBt eiu
Sale, Der eeitern nod toot mar, an benz
3adcr porbei uuO sur Sblir btlauS.
Ndbreno oerlelbe nod b~eltllr5t oafteDt,
lUteBt a6er f6olt oer 5tpette 0aIe, ote
ytumlner los brett ullo Oeutlt6 auf DEM
Jitfcn trageno, oil i6rI norbet ulIo Dem
crleu uaO. Oas lit St Dlcl felblt fitr
Die 9teroelt zines HaGers Die 9elpeu5
ltijdeu Oaien baben tGn itbertpaltt9t :
CT lit na6e dut 3uiammenitnten. Gum
Slid cribeiut na1 fur;er 3ett Der be-
IorQt qelu0roeue Noreiiat Der 0ale1 uno
aus fyraae uno @egenfra9e to!nurt oas
Oe6eimniB al Sage. Die dloroformtr>
tex Oaisu liuo ulo bletben perl1tpu17
ben. 50 lIeit man in 0entl1en Gldts
tern unb Sc non e vero, e ben trovato.
Sn 3Irt6 wur6e teuEi6 BET
eiuer NuSltsllung bon S1langetarte1
BET ether Slttsrung etn graues y 0z
y i Ii d) II in Ben GGftg einer llber 8
SUB langeu &lGpperf 0lange 9e>
bra0t, Die li6 aud iOgteib berelt Set9te,
I6cr oaS arrle TDterDen ~Der5ut6uet 1tllo
nun nad i0rer 2lrt CUR @inleitlng tDrer
Wta6lseit ~gepaltig ~fIapperte. Oas Gt6z
b6rnOeu, ipcl6es wobl III ieinem Gi0a
D0rn0cnueritano Die ii6 bepesenbe&lap>
per fir bas OefdDrlibe belt, iprang oas
rauT Ill ullO btB ite i'm 9hu bis auf 3tpei
&(appert al. 0te SGLau9e, Die rlul
DerEnlfubr, erpii6te Oas nod ebe1 be-
bend surIdipringenbe Gihb0rn6eH u1o
biB eS in oen Sbentel, lteB es aber bod
iuieoer los. Die Wunbe 6tutete, ober
baS @iAb0rn0eu ftIrate ft1 isBt nit
cirtcin SeB auf 6ie S6lange uno BIB tie
geuau Diuter benz &opf our6 bic 8trbel>
Ydule, i~uorauf Die S6lange ft6 1tredte
ulo aGe Wtorb9coaufen %aufgab. Jla1
elmer Stunoe bate bic S9ldnge Gtf9e>
bort all lcber, ipdDrenb baS @idb0ru0en
Ieinen Bib glifliD iiberlcbte uno baIo
iuieoer 9alls mlIlter iuar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
Con WaB unO syern+
SnLnn b.

6err- SRrtnger, Der 9ertreter
hss 3Dolfterf S%pringfieloer] GongreBbes
lirfes Don Juinois, bat eincn re6t snten
ReformzAntrog stiteHt. gr tuiu MANI
LID Sllrh ciusn %beionSeren 3uinb sur
S1n6esuerfaluis benz GongreB Sen
gr.dB oeir allen io8enan1teu Spe3idl>
uno GotGls0elesen 9dlIalt6 unterlagen.
BefdnutIih entbdlt Die Scrfnfiung o
Suinois Elm dbnlides 8erbot, ueI9es
itA itbr gut beipdbrt. 9ieie tduienbers
lei anipril6e bon YriDatperioneu ui1b
@orporationer 9cbDreu Dor Die 9eri1te
ulb ni6t Dor bic 9totiouaLz@ eiebeebung,
beren E6dtigtett bis iebt untcr benIeLben
10 iebr gelitteu bat. SIN uorigen Gou=
9reiie Lngen einenl eiu3igen Nusi1uIie,
benz fir Rriegsanipriihe, a~tueitduieio
0eltsenttuirfe oteler Nrt Dor.
- gu benz ~betannten 8Iaine'i6en
Serfnilun95= 3uioB betreffs Der Staatss
fhule bat Der Mbg. Wtuiant5 BON 8isz
epniiu fOl9enOe Geri6drfung beantrast:
rStetn IN etllem St1ate ourG Be1teuerun9
auidmmengebraGteS Sch iou 5uu1 I'M
terbdIte non Setten1ulcn oocr
Seftenan It a Item betpiuiat iperz
ostt." Sn ut6t tpenisen Staten, beions
bcrs in NetuzDorf, ytaffn9uietts, Deaz
rplanb, 8iscOnltn lit IS Brand, oaB bic
Stoatsgelesgebnng regeImdBig beoeus
tenoe Surlmen fir tortige AnltaIten sur
betltgelt Ntart1, SIit beiltgen Better
Il. /. N. bepiai9!, tpdbreno oiele Nnltal>
ten tbrem We1en mad nt6ts ais tatbo=
lti6e S6uLen ooer 8l0lter ii1o. Nud
FIR auerleI p~roteitantiide Nnitalten tuers
Det bautt9 Stoats1 uno @emeinbe>l
9eIoer betpiui9t. 8iuiams mill elmer
ioI6en S%crtpenoung Der 8olfsiteuern
fir SeftelI5pede ein: fur auemaI etn@ube
MAIDEN.
Der cole Sitter Ben Sill bon
@eorgia bat aud etneu Weor6 ober me.
fti1ltems 8 obt6lag aft benz G5eipiis
fen. SIN Der atpeiten Oidt oes YtebeIen.
SongreieS III EIhnono 9erietb er als
Senator @eor9iG's nit benz befaunteu
6ebeLen gancep DON Alatama in
6treit. pill mar oailtaIs Elm 9ibiaer
6reuno bcs Self. Davis. tuGbreno GAM
cen fth mebr un0 ntebr BON 0teiem ab=
menoete. Gin Wort gas in Der Senats=
Se6atte baS anbere, ulo aus Worten
nuroen 9iebe; Der 3ienli6 Ihipdbli9e
Dancep Darb bon benz frdftigen 9iu se=
pddt uno in boiler Wut9 i9leuberte i'm
ptH nnf etI Yult. 0urb ben beftigen
Stur5 rpuroe ganceb's 9tidsrat gefdDrz
LTD uerlcbt ui,D nah fur9tbdren 3eiOen
itarb Der l%tngIidltde alt Der ibm bon
benz Mioro5ferI t0iu suaefiateu Gerz
Iebun9. Die unbetmlide @e16i6te
tnuroe oanlals mOsLi6it pertuIdt, lit
ober ieitber uou nerl6ieoeuen 9tebeIenz
i3riftlteIern ans Easesli9t sc3osen
tpDroen. q
SIN 9retsgeridte bes County Sours
bon IN &eMtudp lit AM Is. Sanuar eiu
bod itionoerbares urt1etl eez
fdat poroen. 9snrp .. SuaD tparb
ndnIi6 81 elmer @eIbbuBe pom $4,000
uHb 3u elmer fiuf Otinuten mdbrenoen
@efdngniBtrafe neruStbeilt, ipeil CT Dor
einieen Sabren eiusiY geipiiien Osborne,
Der einen Jteser ermSQ( bate ul,o aus
Der Interchangeable eHtfloben mar, elm
2anpsut fIr $4,000 absetauft uro 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
Gtuuuoswa usts Sabre Sm0tbams.

gSGbreno Der aht Gage, iuelGe 0etrD
9aoi5, 6er 0e0rber bes @6arleS &bps
LAMB, lett ieiner fiir3li@en Bro3eiiiru1g
i'm @efdngniiie 5uge6ra9t, bate CT @es
legeubeit, ieine Sage 81 it6erLegen uno er
fam su bent S6luIle, baB IS bod ant
@nbe better iei, it6 Der Wenihentootung
11uloig 5u befennen, ais ft0 no6rlnls
ben llnbequemIi1feiten elmer Yrojeilts
rulng aussuIeben. 90 erihien CT BENT
MttttDo6 Morgen i'm @rilninalgert6te
ltno ma6ts oernS taatsantDalte ietnenGnt
i6luB befaunt. 9tthter 9togerS tpuroe
benadri6tigt ut6 erI0ien balo barauf
i'm 0eriGtSlaa[e, urr 0aS StrdfnlaB oeS
Yerbre9er5 su beitimmer. 9tahoem Der
Gi9ter letnen SIP ettgenommen bate,
frug ct ben 9aDtS, Oh er mile, oaB auf
Dem 8erbrehen Der Wen1bent0otung
tSu@tbausftrafe bon l Sabr bis auf
IebenSldn9lib itebe?
OGpiS onttportete beiaDen6, iporauf
Der Hi1ter nod)maIS 1Gnultli1e @ilselns
beiteu oes Sales beipra1 uno benz Nn=
9~eflogtcn Die 0r0Be letneS Ger6redens
no9mals Dorltellte. ST i0loB oanit,
oaB er ia9te, er tpoae i'm, Oaois, ni1t
auf lebensldn9lt6 nah benz 3u6tbaule
l0t6eu, bod tonne Ct es nit letuem @es
lpilien niGt Derantlporteu, ibm cine aez
rtngere Strafe ais q Sabre 3u6t9aus
5I geben.
Der Sau lit fomit III Gnbe. SIN Der
9otfIlln9 dut cine baLoige 8egndoiguna
tol9te 0ants poblgemutb benz 0eri0tas
0lsIsr nap oem SeTdn9HIlle aUrGdr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
Scr MaiorAN.

Oieie befannte @etpir3pfIanse mir6
fat TIT leoem @Grten angebaut, entlprt6t
aber bGufi9 BET unrt6ttger 8eDanOlunS
nt0t ben @rpartungen, treSbalb etnI9e
Btmerfungen btuii6tltb ser GuLtnr oer>
ieIben am Blage icin oiirften.
G5 gisbt 5tuet Nrten Waloran, ben
fran30ii0en StaubensU taioran uno ben
Oeuti0en. Die 8e9auolung lit bel beiz
ben Die uGmIi9e, inOem man beioe Sorz
ten 9lei1 oil Dirt urs Stele auslGeu
fam, no MAJ 1te crHten mill, oDer man
lGet fte ims gtiltbeet ooer audi al cine
gei6iiBte Gage ms frete G1n0 unD Der>
pflaust bic S%dmItnge, iO6alo fe eiH paar
3oa bod iino.
Ser Saalne 6es Waiorans 1T tuObG
Der feinite unter aQen @enIiei6mereien
uno bari berlel6e mitbiu, tute ale feinen
oaan1en, muir gana tuenig nit Groe Be-
oedt tperoen, 1onit ee6t er gar Mi1t auf
re6ter Wetie Shuto 9egtbcn, alteu
SaanIs1, Oer ni6ts mebr tango pc rfauft
81 BADEN. 9asieL6e lit Der SAD, iuenn
ct in lei9ten Sooeu obenauf geiGet unb
Die Groe ni9t felt getIOpft oOer getrettn
tDiro, no oan1 er BET trodener Bltterllng
audi nt6t feimt. Dtau mabEe ;u leiltem
&inbau guteS @arteulauo, tpeIGes frii1
ODER i'm Sa9r Supor fart g~eoiingt parD,
benn Obne SInger tuiro man tueMig
er1ten.
SIM gpri[ tpiro bas 9ano gegra5en un6
Bic felten Groltitfe 5erfritmelt ODER bod
fIcingelto0en, oa ionft Die WurSeln be5
WaioranS nidt geb6rtg einoringen f0nz
men. 8or Der Saat, tDel6e 1ofprt auf
frti6Begra6enen Dooen gei6eben muB,
miro Die @roe re6t fein gere6t, oamit
ntrgeuos oer Saame Su ttef fdat. Sebt
miro geiGet, tpGS betoem feiuen Soameu
eini9e llebung erfortert, neil CT lei1t su
bt9t fdat. 9ta0 Der Saat miro Der
Saame 9alts let6t eir9eDarft unb baum
etngetreten ODER feftgeflopft. llnterlGBt
man otes, 10 ntnrnt iebr oft BET troGe>
uem @etter Der QStno ben Sddmen fort
tno man Sat BET leeren 8eeteu ba5 Na6s
1eDen. SIS lit oaber unbebiugt n0tbig,
Den Saamen nG6 Der NuSlaat auf irgenO
cine 4rt fclt3utIopftn, oa JOINT oGs @e7
oeiben auBerit fragli6 lit. CUR Nu5z
faat pGble man 1tur iol6e Stellen, ipo
am tpeutgiten l1utraut md9It, baum Iebz
tereS lit Der gr0Bte Seino beS Waiorans ;
ntenaalS bari man baSielbe grOB tDeroen
laiien, oa man iouft betrn SGten Die jun
gen BHan3en mitau5Siebt.
SIS lit oaber unbeOinst notbuen6ia,
10 oft it6 llntraut setgt, 6aiielbe un6e@
otugt SIT entferuen. 9ta6 Der 8litge,
iDenn Die BIdtter am Stomme gelb al
meroen beginner, tDir0 0er Wtaioran abb
9eidnitteu, >. g.. Oct oeuti6e, auf Glz
derW a%uSgebrettet oil Die Come geIegt
bis ct trodeu lit, 6ann abgerieben oOer
8epai6en uHO 10 berfGuft an Npotbefer,
DfeB8er &c. Ser franS0iii6e Otaioran
aber Diro-anitatt abgeriebeu-in 8iin0z
cleH ~gebunOeu llHo bunoweile Derfauft,
WdDrenO Der Deutl0e metit uaW Wiaab
ooer GsiUiWt Derfauit 3u Weroeu pileBt.
SSenn oer WtaiOrau BET it9rfen Uri!Dz
ltugSfrDlteu erfrteren 1oate, Darft man
baS Seet lei6t ouf uuO lGet nod einrnal,
iuorauf ma metit nod Die i60niten Grnz
ten e~rjtelt. Ser abgertebene Otaioran
mug felt in TaBden etnseitampft werz
Ben, um ietneH guteR Seru9 5u erz
DaLten.
Der Saame bonn oeuti@eu Wfaioran
bebalt 4-6 Sabre lang feline &etnatr ait;
betm franSQii6en ioa oteielbe nIr )
Sabre lana Aoqllern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
8eHanoGmns gefrorener gaam3en.


Die bette 8cife, tpie BftanSen 5u Be-
batoeln, bic pom Sroit g"elttten babeu,
lno 10 bel ais tbulL!e 0en i9doll0cn
Solgen oe5 @efrteren5 bor3H6eugen, lit
cine ebeHio tui6ti9e ais ibiDer = ipenigz
items fit ie6eH ei~ljelnen SAL palfenO -
5I bcantuorteuos 6rGge. G5 fei uIs ge=
%ttattet, bier einige allgemeine JtegeIn auf=
5ulteucH, Die NIT lIebr ooer iue!ll9er Grs
folg mDgen angctuenoet tDeroen.
BfanSer, Die BPM 6rOit gelitteu bas
ben, n%!iiiien. ebe tie elmer IenpcraGltr
ilber Dem 0efrterpuntt ODER Dem Sonneus
1dstH auSgeleBt iDeroet, in eilen D~unflcn
JGum gebra6t t%Deroell, oelien Icnperaz
tur bDdlten5 | Orao i6er Dem @efrterz
punfte lit. So(1erart aufgetbaute Bflaus
gen clttgebeH autDeilen oleI i0aolt1en
Uoleen Oe5 @efrIerenS.
SeDr enlpfebIenStuertb lit |fer1er, na=
mentli0 BET SpGtfroiten i'm 0urten, ein
lleber6rGulen nit faLteln lSaIier INTO
SPAR eben bebor bic SonnenltrabLem auf
ote BfaHSen falen, D0er tm ielben 2lus
genbltd, too oas gel6ie1t. 9te Teups=
rdtur pes QSafers oarf a6er NUT ipeuig
iiber Dem @sfrierpunft feiu. 0ei1ieDt
ieoo9 ba5 8eipriBen nit g6aiier in
SVn+tCNP ~ Wub Ahft tVIC %CulIGl ~
Dett ilber Dem @efrierpuuft ieiH, OaB
feline GisbiIOung auf ben 8ldttern boz
fi6 geDs, mas ionit nod gr0Beren S6as
ben nab it9 5ieben Diiroe. GDe mdlt
Die 8flan3en gang uerLoren giebt, lOlte
man ieOcnfal5 III angentciieneu Bauleu
2-3 frii6e Srauiuugen perfu6eu.
Set sroBen SGumen Gaiie man cine
bidte 9tau0iuolte ;ipil9eu Den Strablen
Der enlightenment Come unO Dem geforez
mem 8aume aufftetgen. Gann ntait Die
betreffenbe BRan5e gang in Hauh biiusl1,
beDor Tie cHftDaut, tits ttm 10 belier.
Gin gang Iei6ter Sbub Der 8duute
niigt i'll Der 9ie9eL gegen seiuObnIi9e
Srit0IiussfrOitc, ). g. Bretterpert nit
einta0er Sage be0angen.
Die ielueiItsen ltmitdr6e ~ntiiiitn sic
'@a0L 6e5 geeignetlten W}ittels beitiats
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24

Sorten felbit BET Der Disqualification 9u[z
tttr ett ulgiinitigeS GefuItat ~Iiefern, BON
groBem BertGe. Sn ieiner 8e6ono[uno
tpeidt Der BfiidiaLat lltdt BON ben oI1s
oeren Sorteu ab. 9Sie oteIe nerlouot cr
etnen fetten mtl0en Booen, HeiBioes BE-
bddeu ur6 Dtet' Teudtigfett. Wan uod,t
I'M Sdttfc oes Sa6reS am 5pefmdBiaften
Srei NuSlaateu. baDom Die critic ms lifltz
Beet ooer in Gopfe nno bic anoeren ils
freie 2ano oil elmer f6attigen Steue. Die
8ffan5en ser erften Saat fper6en siernli6
eng sulaMmeH9eleBt, oamit fie 70 nfe[
ais m08lt6 chamber beden, t09ltens 3
SUB bon chamber eutFernt; bic bet alpetz
len ulto 0ritten Saat iueroen ntdt ocrs
lest, fonoern, ipenH tie gu 6i6t fteben.
auSgeouunt uno bic 8ldtter fir Die Slide
benubt. SteiBiges 8egieBeu Bel trodeuer
8itterung nit weidem O0er a6geitanoez
ilem gSaiier 1T 5l eiHem grteit GrgebniB
unerLdBIi0. Die 8ldtter 0iirfen aber
ui6t abgeriiien werben bon Den Stens
gelH, i0ubern man mtB tie a6i@neioen,
oa cine robe SerDunouug ber 8ftan3e
ni1t SutrGgli6 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
Gin traarteer @ertauf BON

GiW fr0lftE8eC WcFlN1F Don
S6winoiu9t ipiro nt6t mebr lta~ttfinOen,
tuen1t nur Der &rante ii6 einen Sorratb
bon Or. S. s.. Mc2ean'S &uitens uto
9ungcubeiLun9s &iigel9en Deri6afft,
Der lsueiten unb ipu%nDerbarIten @ntbedz
ung in Der mebisinii6en 8elt. Der Oocs
tor bat ii6 im bteiem ieinem ueueiten
Wtittel ielbit uerberrli6t unO Deroieut
aaen @re0it bafir. 9rO6en fret in Or.
S. $. Dlc0ean'S office, 3l4 Gbeitnut
Ctr. 3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
@tw ,>Gorner" let s0uGn5beta

Giw DGorner"" let G0ntMt5bela
ta 2aHSTOt. Die tpeitlibeu Sabrifaus
ten onS0ulm0beln tratenWiitttpo9 in
8almer 9ouie gum gonDel1t 3ulamlteii.
Se6S3ebn Sabrifen iparen BET Gr0ffnuns
Der 3u1ammerfuuft Dertreten, oercI
3ued &c tit, ein 8eneiniameS 0irectos
rium au i6affen, tpeIdeS Die Qretie fclts
ltellen ioH, unter iDelden fein5 Der Dtttz
9lieoer Derfaufen bari, uno fiU III anOez
ret Bciie Sortbcile gu it6ert, Oeren Grz
Iangutg BET get6eilter Nrbeit uno obue
@ereinisuug Der Sntereiien nt0t mo9li6
eri6eint. Nn9ebli6 beabii6tigt mau
AUDI, Die Rreiie D~erabSu1eben, bod lit bo5
ieoenfaaS uur @tno. 9enn ipenll quo
wirfli6 anfau9s eiuiee unteocutcnOs
BreiSberabiebungen folgen ioAten, 10
tpirb Dem, uie immer, III filrseitcr 6riit
cine @rb0buug folgen. Der ein5ige 1rOlt
ltegt oarin, oaB i0on StpeimaI oer 8er.
iu6 gerna1t Duroe, ole S0nIm0beIs
Sabrifanten unter eiuen SUIT gu b~riu9ef.
bis oobtn ober fe1li6lug. SIM Snterelle
oes 0ifentIt1en SGdeLs, auf ben olele
8%eretnt9ul9 tuobL baup tiG6lt1 Elm 1il'
idIa8 lit, ite6t gu Ditni0en, b0B aud Die
1er Geriu6 Elm uerge6lt6er tDiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
StaOt GDtca9O.
cine .,e,se gsahuliuie md Omabn

Vt1C Nelae 80b1tIaatie na6 SmaDa
uno Dem @eiten uno in GoncurreI3 nit
Der @6icagO, Burlington uno Quincy,
@6icago J~tDrtbuetern, unb @bicaso,
Sod SsGanb uro Yaciftc 8aDnen, liz
Sur6 B~erbinbung Der Gbicago unb 9tts
ton, 81. Souls, Ranias unO Nortbern,
uHb 3anias @itD, st. Soc uuo @ouncil
Bluffs 8abn 8ei6affeu woroen. Griteye
Babn miro bon Gbicago bis Wterico, Die
;lueite bon MericO bis st. SoIepb, uno
Die brittle BON st. SOiepb bis Omaba
beuubt. Sbg[ei0 Die 9inie Ldnger lit,
mie oteienigcn, nit benen tie coucurriren
tpiu, bofft man bod i'm Stanos gu ietn,
eiusn euten She'll Der Tra1t bon UNI
na@ @aljfOrnieH uuo Dem 8eiteH au ers
Dalttn.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-29
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90, 1876.

General Crook reached Fort Fet-
terman with his.command on Sunday.
Advices from there are that the ex-
petition has not been as successful
as reported, and that Crook has been
ordered back to Omaha. 1t is prob
able, if these reports are true, that
General Custer will lead the expedi-
ton against Sitting Bull, and that
Crooks campaigning is over for the
present. There is a ''nigger in the
woodpilc' somewhere, and in our
opinion, Gen. Sheridan has become
Jealous of Gen. Crook and will not
allow him to win too much glory, as
it might make a Lieut.. General Of
Crook too soon. If our surmiscs be
correct, the same policy will be pur-
sued with regard to all of Sheridan's
generals, and the vexed Indian ques-
ton will thus be kept in statu quo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-29

the salaries oftbe governor, secretary,
justices Of the supreme court, and
members and employees of the legis-
lltiEe assembly, as nov established
by law, without the consent of Con-
gress first had and obtained; but
nothing herein shall be construed to
prevent the reduction of the compen-
satien of any such officers or en-
ployees.
Sec. 5. That the powers, 1urisdic-
ton, and authority of all officers
hereinbefore enumerated shall be and
remain as provided by law in the
same manner and TO the same extent
as if said officers were appointed by
authority of the Government of the
United States.
Sec. g.. That nothing in this act
shall be construed to interfere with
the right of Congress to provide such
temporary governments for Terrific
ries hereafter organized as it shall
deem proper.
See. I. That all laws and parts of
laws inconsistent with the provisions
of this act be, and the same are here
by, repealed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-29
AFFAIRS on THE YELLOWSTONE.

The Bozeman Times, of a late date,
has the following:
The expedition arrived at Fort
Pease on March 4th and relieved the
garrison. They crossed the Yellow
stone eve times going down. Only
one accident happened, the ice break
ing at Pryor river in twenty feet of
water, precipitating part of &c"
company of cavalry, some Indian
horses and mules, into the stream.
Three horses, two Indian ponies and
Il mule were drowned.
Nineteen men were found at Fort
Pease andbrought away---of the forty
six men who composed the garrison
at Pease, six have been killed and
eight wounded. Thirteen had cs-
capped to the settlements by highland
the remainder are now with General
Brisbin, and safe. The fort was
evacuated on the 18th of March, and
the flag left flying. Fortunately no
men were lost. All the Indians had
left the Big and Little Horn and
were concentrating IN the Rosebud.
Expedition saw no Indians, but found
five war lodges at the mouth of the
Big Horn, containing about sixty-two
warriors, who fed with the utmost
precipitation when they saw the cay
airy column, leaving their medicine
bags, mocasins and axes in camp.
They were evidently Watching the
men at the Fort, and waiting to cut
off any who attempted to escape to
the settlements.
The Grow Indians reported Sioux
on the Rosebud in large numbers
and a heavy trail of not less than five
hundred warriors-going toward the
Muscleshell.
General Brisbin's command was
moving slowly up the Yellowstone,
and on the 7th and Sth was reported
lying in camp at Pompey's Pillar.
Command at Saltwater on the
18th. Short of foragc-hence haste.
Nothing left at Fort Pease except
the gun. Horses look well, but the
teams are used up. All well.
The Crows, we learn, report the
discovery of a large trail of Indians
leading from Fort Pease toward the
Missouri river. The Indians, who
made this sign, / believed to be
Sioux, who have been notified by the
agent or traders at Fort Peck that
the troops were about to invade THEN
camps on the Yellowstone. Hence
these willy %cut-throats have taken the
alarm and hurried off to their rescr-
v~ation, to await the return of the
troops, and then go again on the war
path. 1t is to be hoped that nc
further humbug religious policy will
be permitted to intervene between
these Indians and long delayed jus.
tice.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-29
The Black Hills.
Information Of Interest to Those
Who are Going There.
Cheyenne the Place to Outfit at.
Distance Tabie-Passenser Fares and
freight Hates-Ete.

In answer to the hundreds of
communications We are in daily re-
ceipt of, we have compiled the bud
get of information herewith given,
for the benefit of all who are afflicted
with the Black Hills fever. While
it is not as complete as We desire
and promise to make it, We think it
will answer most Of the questions
asked.
The first query propounded is
whether We really believe there is
gold in the Black Hills. This has
been too well proven to admit OF
doubt. Gold is found in paying
quantities in nearly all portions Of
the region, the richest discoveries
having been Of quite recent occur
renee, on Deadwood and Whitewood
creeks, some sixty miles from Custer
City, which is now a large and flour
ishing town, with regularly elected
officers, d full complement of bust
ness houses, 7etc.
West and north of the Black
Hills lie extensive mountain ranges
of similar formation, which. have
been but little explored, but which
are full of gold and silver, which lat
ter metal has been discovered in
large and rich veins, within thirty
miles of Custer City. Good gold
quartz mines have also been found
in the Hills.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-29

Following we give the distances
from Cheyenne to the Black Hills,
the points mentioned being, as will
be seen, at convenient distances
apart for camping, and having ac-
commodations for travellers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-29
RESOLUTION.

Resolred, That the plat made by
the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany of the town of Cheyenne, is
adopted as the plat showing the
numbers of Lots and Blocks in the
townsiie entry.
In case of entries of less than one
quarter block, the same shall be paid
for in the same ratio, as the lots of
G6xl32 feet in size.
No person shall be allowed to enter
ANY lot except according to the legal
sui-division-eXcept in cases whert
entry Of lots 24xl32 feet in size is de
sired, in which case the same shalN
be paid for at the rate of sixteen cents
per lineal foot front.
Approved January 2Sth, 1876.
JoTIN NEALoN,
Vice President of the Board and Act
ing Mayor.
Attest GEO. B. TTIMPsoN,
fl-lOw City Clerk.