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The Morning herald., 1876-03-07
The Largest and Biggest Plum.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Al army sfticer Low in tie city. who was
stationed 81 Fo-t Sill for number OF yes =
until quite recently. saws ii is located III the
south western ;r2ct OF The Indian Territory
about forty-2ve mi.es f,am The Texas tcr-
t.,oie-- -srrd one hundred and sixty miles from
A!osa. the present terminus 0t he Nissou-
RI. Kansas sni Texas Railroad. Il wSs
built in ,SS> D. General lTrie-Sor. Of the
Tenth United States Csval-v and is s!.u-
ssei in beautiful country. Tie land is
well timhs-ed AM ws,ereyi. sui nature has
made !. ONE oifhe fai-est Sp,1.> in he South
weSt. The psos- wsS established to- The lc-
counlcistioa ot SIX companies hui a.
present .he-e are twelve. ten ot cavalry
and two Of infau.-y. on the grouni 1t /.
s'tus.ei or hluf TWO hundred fee, high
overlooking Medicine B.atf Creek !, dis
closes the fertile plains. dotted with the
tents of the soldiers and the smoke curling
from the wigwams If the Indians lo-savet
In large num1+r> but half mile of Tat
fort derives lis name from romantic Stor7
told by the natives. Miss sill. dusk
dansel. becoming chra-rint-i 81 the att.u
,ions paid BY s'slw4rt brave 10 aro;he
local ccSQuette in the far-1i>tant rass. msli,
TarpsAn 7nck Of the hlutf spi ended he
Carecl.
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MAMMOTH GULIAH INDIAN CORN

We planted last spring on Long Island. a
small quan;y which We obtained with
great d difficulty pf this Glganlic, and a. We,
very rar+ variety OF Indian Corn. in SEP
trmb-r. ny actual measurement, a lar,,.
majority Of THE stalks stood from |. y Il,
fe.-l in height. snd still growing. with from
two 10 five enormous Ears OF Corn growing
on q most every stalk.
The yield was at the rate of ~, bushels ot
ear corn per acre while the fodder crop
was immense and oi dne quality.
We could hare Sold the euiiT. crhp for s,
large price. Ia a New FORK SCOTSMAN. but
declined to do so. preferring 10 Keep til.
| crop for the accommodation ~ our ul,nlr-
rous country patrons who will riAd it large.
ly 10 10 their Interests TO secure. at least "a
small selection oi this rare VARIETY for In :.
coming spring planting. Live Agriculrur.
lsis, who believe IN "Pluughiug" with small
| Plough, .CuItiyators are poor things botL
ways between the rows. followed bv n inji-
| cl"us use OF the hoe. viii he a~raund.,i nv
| the result following. Ne will send hv mai,
| I" any address ONE pack age ON receiu, az n
CENTS and Two three cent stamps. or THRE.
| pack ses ON receipt Of slal and two three.
cent stamps. To agents S5tsip-r dozen and
| three n STAMPS
Hs-Dur supply rs limited Parties de~ir-
should not delay their orders, All s4p,,
sold ty Us warranted fresh an,. 10 etrmin.
ate. No goods seat {. % Il. Cash mrst .r-
| company all orders. For eiIher Of at-,ya
seeds address
FELIN CLAREACo.,
ie-s-bm 81 East ilIh s.. New York.
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A Big show Proposed.
from the Philadelphia Bblletin


Mayor Stokley this morning received from
New York. a letter signed James '. Pisou,
professional known as Sisnor Pintelli
Grand Ballet Master. The writer suggests
that as part of the Centennial Exhibition
there be given "a grand Hippo-Aquatic
Dramatic Fete in the Park. in which many
of the arenic and dramatic artists of the
world can take part" The Sisnor proposes
that the tragedy of Cleopatra be performed
en- the banks of the Schuylkill. similar to
the way il was produced in Paris. In that
city there were required los dramatic psr-
formers. % arenic performers, - principal
dancers and leo seconds, 40 corps ie bal-
let, 100 supernumersres, elephsn,. : CSm-
els. ! lion. 2 tigers, 80 horses aud | ass.
Signor Pintelli proposes to exceed this show
in grandeur, and have lbs principal per
formers, 200 principal dancers. 5o0 seconds.
1 500 corps de ballet, ,.oNo sup%rnumera-
ries. 80 arenic artists, including acrohsES.
10 elephants. lions, tigers. 400 horses
and ass The latter is for Sahih. the
comic son of Cleopatra's gardener. and
only one win be required" There will also
be required an gondelas Of the war pattern,
800 chsriots. and ''oue pala.isl barge gon-
Gcls for Cle0patrs 20 make her passage
down the river. II case auy q the mem
hers Of the corps il ballet; cauco: swim.
the siC-sor SUCCESS thar they be supported
by Ie;s. secured 10 The s.-es Of tie barge.
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IA @ex HoTEL ARRlVALS.: ~

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Fred. Weber. Philadelphia, Pa.
is Maxwell. "
5 + Bennett. Baltimore, Md,
FP Crist, philadelphis.
II Crist,
H Fl Oat,
& " Howells, New York.
d F Williams, ''
PC Stevenson, Cincinnati, o.
Jas Vanheok, Philsdelphia.
lB Thomas and wife, ''
j A Tucker, Jr, Brooklyn, n 7.
A d Forge, New York.
Hugh f Steele, Coatesyille, Pa.
A Williams, Washington, D. c.
SM Hammond. Portches;er, n. Y.
II P Smith, pit,shurg. Pa.
CITY HOTEL.
l. W Leland, Bait.
Ssm'l Wille,t Kirk, Rising Sun Md.
Isaiah NJ Wolfe, Phila.
Howard Worth, Pa.
Jas Messenger. Newark Del.
BF Craven. Strickerville.
Peter Blundou. Phila'
q Nelson Smith, Phila.
J D Thompson, Pa.
Geo Morris. Md.
Il shannon, Reading, Pa.
H MeCaffrey,
Henry Ramho, :
J Hyde Teal. s, Louis.
Frank Whelen Savannah, Ga.
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Nrs. Relkpap~ Attractions.
! Frolu a. F.,l.inlar, L,ara.-..

T FNl- NJ [7sI.lll3Et bsFet-ta.
Mrs. Relknap was cue Of tie zreA, tplles
Of Washington. Her receptions were The
centres Of fashion aui disIirfctbor Sni her
superb dresses. her costly diamonds. .rl
her rare Personal attractions m4de her
Queen Of what Is kposu IS /" society
Mrs. Belkr4p is quite 5 Young wemau, ct
file form, with dark. trilliAu: ewes. luyu
rt@uS tlack hair, sui small dclireA,ri..
ehisellt,i features. II Was 10 s-xrct n At
while atr husband salary - - onlv slut..
yrar. the dresses aut. diamonds purchased
BY her every i~elveal~ulh Dearly amoIsDit1 ri
10 - much. Api utjih.E h4i private for
tune 10 fall back uppa
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Some Of sankey's PerpleNittes.

III England they tell how SAnksy slst6
up to 4 cr~nAiler. and rskiug him Affect -arl-
aiely by The t~al', sAai "loUus nA1.
likewise an = soldier, soldier G! heaven
''oN 'un, returned he grtnAsiie-. ''yl,l re
s. long wAy from your t4rvAtks anyhow -
Well, That was yerr rough yoHug II msu
whom >snsey >Aw >i4r:GG aFouBi al The
close o! The meetings. 4ui siuily asked
Young mar. are yoQ kocsga- for saliva
tiou No Was the rep,r, Il All look
ing for Sal Jackson, Ii: Us sing hymn.
said SAnkey
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0,.r ainiaf,sre RAstss.

Donr Won want your beds renovated! Go
TO Adair's, Fourth and King streets. he
will do them nicely for you.
A homeopathic knight-Aconite,
Be wise in time and procure DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which always cures coughs
and prevents consumption. IS cent I: large
size, 50 cents.
He sat in q railway car. His head was
thickly covered with mass OF red halr
Behind him in seat sat man with hardiy
apy hair on his head. He said to him., ~
puess YOU wasn't around when they dealt
out hair" 80 yes, was, replied bald,
head, ''but they offered me a lot OF ret
hair, and told them to throw it into th'
ash-bin -
You should have your spring clothes fo'
Easter Sunday. Go to O'Connor, No. = r
Third street, at ence, so as not 10 ee to'
late. He can suit you in price and style
Jipperson (from under the bed)--'' Mrs
Jipperson, wish you would calito the rot
bers down stairs, and tell them that ih'
silver is all at the pawnhroker's, and thai
the spoons are emily plated.
Kuapp's patent spring roller shades, al
hung for $l.75 each; at McBride's, No. -
Market Street.
Diggs saw note lying on the ground
but he knew it was counterfeit, and wake,
on without picking it up. He told Smi'heH
the story. when the latter said. do yot
know, Diggs YOU have committed Yer,
grave offence p "Whv. what have done:
"You have passed q counterfeit bill know
ing 1t to be SUCH said Smithers, without
smile. and fled
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Ht4h Life in " ash tuStan

Lyon testimony in the Euula Nine Cass<
Park spoke sf the difficulty wh!ch v,er
SrheuSk experSerce=i in attempting Il I've
upon his SALARY Of 81 800. ami Soeust1 him
of desire to make nTotSy iii QthtT
WAYS. Park. On Thai occasion said $ hergC k
had o<eE obliged ia y&y s1"l for a single
dress 10 t~ worn by uue II the lztibt< Of his
family Al the Queens drawing room, ami
that the dress could ouly te used on one &c.
eAsson.
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Sralded To Dedth.

On Saturday morning, while its mothers
attention was called away, 4 young child o.
Jno. McGrory, who lives at Greenhank, or
the Wilmington and Western Railroad. up
set the tea kettle, which was upon the stove,
filled with boiling water. and L portion Of
it spilled upon the child aud burned her
terribly, from the effects of which she died
Yesterday morning.
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ALoeoeal AFguDeDt.

A negro who said he was l0S years old
and had been body servant to Washing
ton, was rivalled by another In ~. LOUIS
who proved himself to be 100, wnereuPon
the aforementioned refreshed hb memory,
declared he was 100, and expressed hope
that nobody would doubt the statement Of
the ex-employee of a man who could not
tell lie.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-07

Maggie Mack, aged IS, employed In no
tel at Plainfield, N. j., committed suicide
on Sunday night by swallowing poison
Another girl had taken away her sweet
heart.
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NEW .IDCERTISEME ENTS.

Beds Reuovated-Adsir.
nr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Tailuriug--- Nm. oGounor.
Roller SHADES -Mcbride'S.
Public Sale---ThurSday
WauIed-- situation.
Notice. Society.
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IMPORTANT
/ NPURIANT
TO
G R DE NERS
AND
A g r ICU Il L RI S rs

EMPEROR WILLIAM" CABBAGE.
The best. largest, hardest and most pro-
fitabe variety Of Winter Cabbage known
in Europe. and imported to This country
exclusively by Us last spring. where. with
the most ordinary cultivation. ii floulishe>
aStonishingly. attaining an enormous size
and selling in the market al prices most
gratifying TO the producer. III transplant
ing. great care should be used. 10 give Suffi,
cient space for growth. Solid heads. the
size of the mouth of -four barrel, is the
average run OF this choice variety. One
package OF the seed sent postpaid on receipt
Of - cents. Three packages 10 one address
S1.". To agents $40 per dozen and three
cent stamps.
ATWith each package of Seed. we send a
"sure remedy against the ravaSe> OF the
CABBAGE FLY or other Pest, on youn Q
and tender plants.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-07
REGIsTER's ORDER.
nE0ISTER'S ORDER.

RKGIsrER'S OFFICE.
New Castle County, Feb. Srd, 1875.
VpOn the application OF Annie GrMOb,
Executrix of John B. Grnbb, late OF Will
Mington Hundred in the said county, de-
ceased: it IL ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executrix aforesaid
give notice of the granting OF Letters
festamentary upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereoi Dy
causing ga.lvertisementsto to be posted WITHIN
torty days from the date of such letters, IN
six Of the most public places OF the County
of New Castle, requiring all persons having
deMal DIS against the estate to present the
same or abide by an act OF Assembly in
such ease made and provided. Aud also
cause the same 10 be inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HERALD,
a newspaper publish ad in Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks, N
Q. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF ofiic'
If the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, III
New Castle county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
sc. IIGGS, REGISTER.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against tn'
Estate Of the deceased, must present III
same. duly attestel, 10, the ExecuiriS, i"
or before Feb. Bad, lS.1. or abide III
Act OF Assembly i'll such case made an
ANNIE GRURR.
Executirix.
Address, Wilmington Del.
feb6-3weoi.
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DIED.

STARE--In this city on the 4th instant
Annie, wife OF Waiter ). stark, OF fhila.
dslphia.
MEI.NIN.-I this city, on Saturday. March
9Th, tariS :. Melvin. aged ~ Years and
months.
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PROPOSALN,
DROPOeALS FOR
FLAG AND GUTTER STONE!


FLAG AND GUTTER STONE!
Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Street Committee, at the Office of the Street
CemnlisSi Oner, until ... .
THURSDAY, MARCH .. 1876.
Al three O'Clock, p. NJ, for furnishing
FLAG AND GUTTER STONE
for the use of the City for the year 1919. To
be delivered as directed by and subject to
the approval of the Street Commissioner.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
The Flag stone to be not less than 3 feet
long aud not less than II inches wide, and
properly taken ont of wind. The Cater
Stone 10 be not less than - inches long
and 10 inches wide.
No bii will be accepted unless 1t be from
a responsible party. Bids aust be endorsed
proposals for Flagging and Gutter Stehe.
WIN. MCMENAMIN.
m6td Chairman Street Committee.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-07

A BAN u OF REGULATORS HAVEJU>T
IA organized aud made their Haaio,,,r.
lers at the Batnum b olel. + tiiln and OInmr-e
street.
Pre>tdent-lo~eph Crooked hauser,
Extraordinarily. ". Belknar,
seefeIaFy- E. EabCo~k.
flhslciAl Sescrt'ary-,. ]. Joyce.
iressurer-P. Il. Pinchheck
Saree=.iil al Arms-Lnuis W kellopy
Sentiuel-Goyernor Ames,
lhsptctor-Horsey Mcdonald.
These officers are elected every year a Ia
Pinchhack. ~
for iurthev particulars or information
esA here between and IL A. N.
COLLECTOR CASEY.
Chairman OF Committee u
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ct. STEPHENS HOTEL
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET.
Philadelphia.
Your attention is respectfully called to
this new and elegant neteI centrally loca-
ted. COZ verAeEt 10 all public ofSces, places
OF amusement and interest
Furnished thrau- hout in the most elabo-
rate manner No pains will b. spared to
make tll> model hotel, pleasant and
AGREEABLE to tuo>e who favor a. with 8
visit Transient rates from $50 IN s. - per.
day. Sis7clal rates to families and perna.
nent guests
TH0S. ASHTON. Prop'r
L. ID. CEA~ tpE u. Aans@er oetN-3rD.
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FOR
CT r 3 s T o n f d!

DROPOSALS FOR
CURB STON
Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Street Committee, AT the office of the street
Commissioner, until
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1875.
At three o'clock p. NJ, for furnishing about
5000 FEET OF CURB STONE.
More or less according to Ordinance, and
subject to the inspection OF the Street Com
missioner. 70, the use of the city. To be
delivered as directed by the Street Commits
Sioner.
The Committee reserve the right II reject
any or all bids.
No bid will be accepted unless it be from
a responsible party.
HB-Bids must be endorsed proposals for
Stone.
VIM MCMENAMIN,
m6td Chairman of the Street Com.
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.OTICE.-I. y. Q. F.

NOTICE.-I. y. Q. F.
OFFICE z. W. GRAND SECRETARY
OF THE X. ". GRAND LODGE or DEL,
WILMINGTON. March &. 1876.
The r. W. Grand Lodge of Delaware, |.
Q. O. F., will convene in Special Session.'at
the Odd Fellows Hall. on Wednesday after.
noon. at half-past one O'Clock, 10 attend
the funeral of our late Brother. Or. Henry
F. Askew, p. g. NJ. By order OF the Grand
Master.
ISAAC ". HALLAM.
ms 81 Grand Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-07

"AsHISGToN HOUSE,
MARKET SRTEET. NEW CASTLE,
JOHN McCALLTN, PROPRIETOR,
The above house Is large and comm ofior,s
and nliaa1 up III the Ensss. modern style
The bar i. always well supplied with the
bSsI of sl4 UssIS.
EssaEting "a t.e Lad On The n... LII uc.derat-
tsrLLs- either lS4.lly Df z-rhiy.
sIarytlng fpy 1OiTy t-a1 A." np-ses.
TIE lf@l3ls-pf respectfully asks the ps.
ts9Dag- .. L.. frseb8s ard i1r tgasa'ge
jUh& MIy'ALi.IN.
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NlNES II I.IQUOHN.

IN sTuKE TIE F.yLDtwi.o lsl
i @HI-klES:
HsnuIsvilie Pure Rye, ls-2.
4. oF-Tfa,tT & 40 > fore Rys. iEI--:2
ID yaaa q i4a.4G gsS2aes Ea.gsi PETe k.ssTS
". a ". iALl Rye and Mali l,sh
Having ed iL- assoTe W hi>Eles rrto,
10 tie increase q lax- ilty viii ne k41td
Without al. advance i'll price.
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. Ws Market 81.
aug -s-u
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CLUES.

A discount Of twenty per cent will t.e al
lowed 10 clubs of fpDT or more T-r>+SEss -
Thus four copies ci BiaeEwOs4i @. of one
k@vle. viii t.e sent il sz< address, l0l ! l. ~
four copies ri the Hour Eev4sss AMI Black.
wood f1r Ss., au1 SO on
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WANTED-By young man =, -
~ naDits q situation in a stopa steady
ne can make ehimselfgenerally nset',,, pi where
Iepiu THIS OFFfnIPPPly
The Morning herald., 1876-03-07
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers applying e.arly' fos the
year lS-t may nave. ~I1huti charge, The
numbers f1F tlls Last carter of l--s OF such
Periodicals a. Il1ey HAY subscribe fJy.
Neither pFrLsAl uln> Ia SGtSscri t-sr> lsT dis.
epans Ia clats can ns allowed unless ths
money is remitied direct TO the publishers
No pytInsEsuls gwen 10 c4uts-
Circulars with further particulars may he
bad on application.
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NOTICES..

NOTlCE-The Historical Society of Della
~ ware will meet at its rooms this after
noon at 4 O'Clock. TO take action appropr.
ate TO the decease eff Doctor Henry f.
Askew. JOSEPH r. WALTER. Secretary
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our SELECTIONS
OIL D RYE TdISKIEa
ARE UNSURPASSED,
We have In STOCK.
MGs0RE"S lsax. lskS.
SHERWOOD, isss, lasA.
DOCGHERTY. lsH,
HANNIsvILLE, fs.s
JOHNSON 4 SON. BOURBON lssk
Chanpagues, Shefries and Fort at
dresnd Prices.
p. PLCNKETT 4 CO.
Au6A-0.' l0e Market Street.
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OF THE HIGHEST LITERARY MERIT

TERMS Including Postage:
Payable Strictly in Advance.
For any one Review 81 &iOper year
For any two Reviews sto ="
For any three Reviews 1910 " '
For all four Reviews l241 - /"
For Elsckw wood Magazine 4h -
For Rla.kwooi S one Review .s
For Black " c.1.i & two Reviews 10 - -
For Black cod and three Re
views 800
For Black ODD and the four
Reviews $500 u
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EDUCATIONAL,

Catalogues ana Circulars can be obtained
r" N ile Principal. or OIL application 10
Me>>r>. RCtlg4a.Iu Thomas / Go. ms-W,
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The Leonard Scott Publishing Co..
81 Barclay ST., New York.
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WANTS,

WANTED-A situation BY a von.---
u years old; is willing tn d. oung man
Apply 70 WALTER GRiNNEJfa, fany1hing.
m7-2t*
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-22
DKrREssIoN IN THE NARKHTs.

| LIyERrooL, July al.-A leading Rrair
circular retrieving the trade s1r- tie pas
weca, says there has been furthef depfes
sao0 In the value Of wheat In consequenc,
OF the rapidly maturing crops here, and
universally favorable reports from abroad
Customers restrict operations to the Dar
rowest compass and the demand has beeu
extremely limited, and prices Of English
foreign receded fully one shilling pc. quar-
ter, as well Al the markets ss the chiei
places Of import Flour slow Of sale.
THE TURKS GET scooPED
BKLsRApE, July 2l-The Turks are
every here Assumming the defensive. /,
is officially announced that the Turks are
entrenched st Belgine. They attack ed
Gen. Oimpics Thursday with 10 bst,ai.
lions, chiefly rregulsrs Tnsy attempted
to drive the Servians across the Drina
After ak hours fighting they were repulsed
and pursued to BslSine, with a heavy loss
Tbe ground Was covered with the Turkish
dead rain storm stopped the pursuit
but the Servis d artillery made great hayoe
In the Turkish ranks
The Turks attacked Col. Mirkoyic on
w einesday At Gransd4, eas, AiexinAiz
There was ten hours Of undecisive fighting.
The Turks were reinforced and resumed
The attack on Thursdly, but were repulscd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-22
Johnny Bull IL Getting Anxious About
his Indian Subjects.

LONDON, July 21-ln the house OF
commons this afternoon Sir Edward
Wm. Watkins, asked the under secre-
tary for the colonial department il he
could give my information regarding
the conflict between the United States
troops and the Sioux Indians, many
of which tribe are British subjects.
and whether the origin Of the conf1ict
was not breach of treaty regarding
the Indian reservation aud subsidies.
which may provoke wide spread an
tagonism between the Indians and
whites on both the American and
British territory. He asked whether
the government proposed to tender
its good Offices in the interest OF the
Indian subjects OF Great Britain aud
OF humanity. Lowlher replied that
SO far no Information hxdi been receiy.
ed, and he could not express an optn.
ion rs to its origin or possible conse-
quences. He had no information tend.
asg to ahow that any British subjects
are connected with these events. AS
IT present advised the government.
has no lnteation to interfere.
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LATER.
w.sala s,o. K.eckeA news.

insl7o4, Washington, then In mmand
Of the Virginia Rangers At Alex
andrs, awaiting the arrival Of General
Braddock's troops, supported Ns.
Fairfax in An election contest for the
House Of Burgrsses ag.ips, Mr., after
ward Colonel, William Hayne, Of the
Continental army. This seems 70 ha "a
been one of the rare occasions when
Washington's ho, blood got tho better
Of his peerless judgmsnt. Fierce word.
passed between the two gentlemen,
in the Market Square of Alexaadrl..
ending by IN outburst of rage iron
Payne, in which he felled w ashinstou
TO the earth. The Rangers rushed
from their barracks and surrounded
Payne, but Washington, with calm
dignity, dispersed them. A duel
seemed inevitable. On the following
day, however, Washington sent for
Payne, and extending his hand, ssid
with : geatle courtesy, that touched
the other to the heasts Mr.. Psyne.
TO err is human, 1 was wrong yes,sr.
day; but if you have had sufiic;snt
satisfaction, let w be friends :. Unt,i
tho day Of his. dessAs Colonel PAYNE
retained for Washington devo,ed .n j
unbroken regard. III Jsltls Ee~sea-
'''dl 1adv," Sc,Id,ser FIR .uly,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-22

/ u isexpected that,rhe courier above
referred to viii arrive 1t Fetterm.n
With thc mails aud Official dspatche,
sotne time to-day, and ve may expect
to hear . full account Of the pr. .ress
The following Dispatch vas sen, to
the associated press from this city
last night: 5,',,
OAAHA, July 2O-C.pt. Nicker,oo
aide -de-camp TO Ges. Crook, returned
last cvening from Rsvl,ns, Wyo-
ming, whither he went on busine,s
connected with securing the Ute Iu-
disns OF the White river and Bear
river regions Of CsIornoo to unite
with General Crook in his camp.ixn
against the Sioux. Althosrh ,Lers
vas delay Of about twenty days, CO.
c.S'oned sy tho obstinany Of the co.
p'"ysd scout OF agent, ths Utes viii
bo able 10 reach Gcseral
Crook in few days to take . hand
IN the war ag.ins, the Sioux. who are
their invetessts eaes~ies, asd Who
have fought and plundered them for
years on every availsbls chasoe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-22
ouaAs Hess,d. a,,,.

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Dispatches recrived in New Yo,l
If'stS Bismarck Jestesd.y aud pssuru-
cd 70 this place in the adtssnooo, were
TIE foundation for exaggerated ru-
mors concerning the sAtsty Of General
Crook and his command in the pres.
ent Indian difficulty.
A representative of the Herald vis-
.itsA -Assist ant Adjutant General vii.
Aaos. a0d asosrtssned that the WI.
o1f Ranau al satA.,ks, etc, weselwith-
out f0uadstioa. A dispatch was re-
cs'ved from CApssin L. NJ. Coates. Of
the Fourth Infantry, dated-n Fl. Fe,-
terman, Jnly 20, wtfich says. d''se &ft
.-,-s.A private courier 'just arrived
from CON alsnd in 6elJ who left, ~.
uIKht of The I7lh, report. th..-,h..
day previous courier w.s started
with the mail md o4icial matter but
has not yet arrived. All quiet aud
all wellin camp"