davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-02
50 a II d E # er+

GeGbitmoro. Gin alter farbiser
Yreoiser BON 60 Sobren, Samuei Sin-
cent. muroe auf Dem Wsse na6 Den
Dliblotbian Minen, in einsm WaIoe mil
abgeldnittener &eble liegeno ~seiunoen.
Gr itarb turS nadoem man ibn fano.
Gs beiBt, baB o%erlelbe an temperate II
Wabnlinn lit uno in einem lolben Nn=
fnGe, 1i9 9esen feline elsenen 2ebrea
persins. Mun fano in ~ieiner SalAe
Elm blutiscs &alirmeller, womit er DIE
Shat beglns.
Operirt. Sr. Walter sos Son-
nabeno cine MsIsrflinse aus Strrn
SionepPerbue's&inlaoe, old mic mon
i9 erinrern miro, in elmer SteAsrel Dor
sini9sn @ohen in ielncm @eli4te abb
brad uuO lteden blieb, beraus.
, 1876-10-02

Ser
Noliaeiri6ter cnti6ieb Isbtcn Monai
425 Griminal=Sdae, 2l3 orOindre 0dls,
25 Sdle wuroen on bic @ranO Surp &c.
ionot, 25 Yerionen nurOen mesen Man-
gel an Yiirsl6aft in bic Sail sei6idt,
nlo 10 sur Sail perurtbeilt, resen Sin.
eriffs. nit tDOtliden @aifen un0 tlsinen
9iebItob!s, Strofen muroen 1854 uno
Soften $i24,95 coleftirt.
, 1876-10-02

nats bcioot, bak folgenoe Barrel Mtebl
inipicirt iporbcn lino: r6amilp" 1,487
Srl.; nertro iuptrl line" 3l65 Srf.; jus
p%erfine" 22S 8rI. r%feine" 232 Srl. /;
mittelmdbi9 4S Srl.; ons9ei6oilen A
Barrel.
, 1876-10-02

SurD. 9ie ndhite @ranb
Surp lit ous folsenoen Mitslieoern 5r'
fammengelett: .. 6. @entrp, %. s..
Cambridge, 2ouis Wasner, %. 81 pott,
Gbarles s. Soob, %. 8. StrauB, Sobn
6. 9oee, IT,, Sobn Mt. @oooin nno q.
s.. MourD.
, 1876-10-02

Stopel>, Whobc@ II. &ursemaaren.
s ben b, ldnbts cuff Rem Eager unt merteu
enipeter brett Dot pn j ,hnten dnp p,ren
Aoenten b.,pgeA: Elk Souitantiee' AFtrte-
ment non Ooms s3euse. 81 adams, @errud
&c gaumwolen y Scans, atinsts.
y nsmeIe, &weers. 81 3 tiir S6neibsra teit.
eeblatAte IN unaetl iAte 2aumw lersense
ia atsn >r'iie- c rlrts unc %eeltretit 81 n,
'4elt'eltts nne ca.t 'e S8paburg's Dras,
5ears, SeseItu Ssnapur9's ied'n, ueser.
motr Sen etc. ppn tbrcr eisuen Jmportlt On.
S9m rSsr urb raruter u paca SelaB. j.
lanp'i4 8 Seiueu. reiBs. s~eitts,tts unp %ea,irte
: 'mtr.es, l6p rye Mulsl,ne uub leinene
@ambIic &l,6 .itu6er.
Nsente fir Sttt s Moris' @iulbams. mi II
, 1876-10-02

8erbeirotbet. Ser glerf Der
quitting Court ie0te 43 9eiratbslieen5en
i'm Monat September aus. 81 fir
8eibe unb 16 on Sarbi9e.
Sn berielben 3elt wuroen pom Gouns
~ @lerf 4 fir WeiBe unb s fir Sarbl9e
aus9eteQt.
, 1876-10-02

Steuern. Sn Der Iebtcn Wohe
luuroea i'm Stem Gi1ritt bon 8ireinia
folsenbe Summer fir Stsuern einee=
nommen: Montaa. $5,979.24; 9ien.
tag $10,944.21 ; MittIpoh. $11,5O1.=
90; Sonnertaq, $13. 5O9.72 6reitoe.
$~11,397.35; 5%pnnabenb, $15,O1O.S 81.
SIN @anSen, SS6.333.34.
, 1876-10-02

8eraiftet. Donnerltas @beno
perlbludte Die feline o~reijabriae Sobter
bon 9r. s. %. @nberIon. sufdli9 cine
feline 8ortion 2au9e. Sur6 Ihnel1c
Siilfe wuroe ibr 2eben serettet, bod lino
Muno uno 9als in einem idlimmsn 3u=
itanoe.
, 1876-10-02

8eenabi9t. Wm. 8. Ysttis.
ipelder in Der SuRins Court. ,pesen Si-
eamie auf l Sobr in bic 8enitentiarp
perurtbeilt mar, iunroe auf Gecommsns
baton Der SURF, bes S~taatsanwaltes
uno oes &i9ters be9naoigt.
, 1876-10-02

urtunoen. Wdbreno bes lebten
Wonnts purben bon oemGlerf oerGhan-
cerD Court 165 urfunoen einae!raGen.
Nlr 43 iuurbcn in Der County @lerfa
Office einsetrosen.
, 1876-10-02

Silfe iir Saponnob. Sic
Sldtter in 9auannab beridten Den gn<
pfang ous Gi6monO Don @m. 81.
Nuorles $291.25, BON %. ~. Sja
SILT so. Sotal S4OS.75.
, 1876-10-02

Map's 2anoin9. N.-O., 80.
Sept. Sobn Sil upo SObn Sulam,
,psI9e um lesten Wsittpo4 1iiberfdbrt
wuroen, Srn. Geo. GbIslctt crmoroet 81
baben, tcuroen seltern p%ernrtbeiIt am
@alsen gu lterben. Siaat Caption, ein
Mlti4uloiser. wnroe 81 s'pan5l9jdbriser
3n3tbuusirafe perurtbeilt.
Cincinnati 80. Sept. Srancis
Gppt, wcl6er i'm lebten Wfai iiberfibrt
wuroe, Srn. Nbrobam @ertbbeimer er-
moroet 5u baben, wuroe 9eltern in Go
lbocton, o, binseri6tet. Seim erlten
6alen mar Der Strid 10 furs, boB Der
500 hes @~erurtbeilten peoer our9 Sre-
den oes Sends, nod bur6 Grwiirsuns
psrurladt murbe, uno Der arme Slidoer
itisb Elm srdBli9es Sammersel4rei aus.
Dean soa i'm @leoer berauf unO ri6tete
10 I9nea, pie m0sli3, oenGpparot lpleoer
elm. 8eim Speiten Safe wuroe @pts
@enid 9ebro9eni uuo sr Itarb Obne lan=
gen Sooes!ampf.
, 1876-10-02

Tin &nabeperIebt. Sous, s
Sabre alt, Sobn Der 6rou Goos, mel9er
in go. 1907, Oit WainltraBe, wobnt,
unb nit anoern Ginoern auf Der 9traBe
.So9" ,ielte, fiel anf's pHalter uno
brad Iein S6ulterblatt uno erlitt anoez
re 0erlebunQen.
, 1876-10-02
Rt0monb p0it Office.
Dpif-M ARRANGEMENT.
"a. SUM 1876.

Norbfide 9nrdpoH. i2Heimnr mild
Su"niaaS aue9etpinmen-Mnfunff S q, Sp,'
81. DC. o'~o
e onn,ae- anlunft So, 81. -pse.
tttuB 1876 81. q. F'H'
Moro!ide @ee-Pof, sSott, ansoenon.
men Sonutaae. - Nnrunft 1 As 81 SD
pOltj9luf 1.35 unb 8 20 q. 81.
sahli6e Pof. 3meimaI taelid. @pnn.
tags alseMsnemmen. Mnfnnft 1900 81.
INN 9-uo "; M.- yoffi6lub 4 g. M. rne
SDrntnas. - @nfunft 1900 sp m.a
f6iuB 1916 q. 81. p'F
&ieomend & Ganbine Gifenbabu. Sin,
hn.- @ntunft 2.3O u. 81. Wrafhtays
S'nbtnt e. Greensboro. Yweimor tia
itW.- arfu # 2.3O unb 9 q" W. Mn5,
'"lnt y. ~. unb 1916 u. Nt. %H
5armbiac. saolid, 3 nntoos ouso.,
q en- 81 ~ aaHfHnft $50 q. 81. = YoalGIns
obeiapeafc g. Ohio Giienbafn. 9Sorih
Scmhtn9s a1snfncmmen. 9lnfunfl 6 81 gp
- pplffbluB $50 Y. M.
sgndburs Charlottesville, @tauntOn W,t;,s
SnlpbeI Sprthls uno peflib BON Wbitss,i'
pher Sprtl9s = Nnfanf. 5 g. M-w Nait-
tGluB $50 q. 81. PpF'
sSef goint uub gtatinrcn mn her 81 80
a. uno q. u. q. SdaIid, SonTtaas opeo az"
neninlen: Anfunft 1870 =. M9.-wnt.
idIuB 2 q. &c. ]oH'
@leuesltsr, htsr @ef pcint. ,Gorid-mn
1unft 1890 9. ". pplIalub 20. ~
3aprab1nnut, iiter 8ilb soul. tsoIh
@Htu"ft $50 g. so. - pslidlus 1 u 81
Samcs Giber 1ampfer. greimo, nSh,n,
l.4. AafMnft Munta Js, Mlttmpdls uns
S1eitass, D VI. M. - YpfidluB, Tisnaans
Ionnsrl'asa nnb Suanatenes," 5.3O@ 80
Canal @afct. Tr.imol II yhe,tr;h
anf"ntt M'ttmOds 1reitaos unit @nnntooe
Z .. VI: - geitldlus, @ipntaas, Mittpoe,s
uno 5rsitass, 4 VI. M. VS
SgarfE Numb &onte. 3peim II wSdeutfid,.
- Wntnilrt, Wtt,rpebs nnp 2 ounobenns e
u. W; Q, g0tl9u6, DOnnssfass unp gUnu
, 1876-10-02

Sriinnis. 0ie @taot=I mbu-
lance wuroe Sannateno Mu9mittag
BON Yetersburger 9epot aug beoroert,
nm cine irlinnise Neserin, GLEN Sobn-
iou, nod ibrer @obnun9 am GnBe Der
8eae Ssle Bride su brinsen.
, 1876-10-02

Teuer. 9ur6 bas Seuer bel M,
Mtilbiler & g., miro Oas@ei6dft MIDI
in Stoden ee,atben, ba i1on bur6 Se=
learapb fir Die bei9aoi9ten Waaren an=
bere beoroert limo.
, 1876-10-02

g toiebe. @iIliom Barber unb
@iliam alner, Ne9er. BON @ulpeppsr
county, ansebli6e Yoitoiebe, wuroeh
Sonnabeno our Staot sebradt uno in
Die Sail 9eiperrt I'm iie i'm ii6sren Gs'
ipohrlam al lolten.
, 1876-10-02

86ierSumb. Gin b6ier Suno
griff Elm tleines Mdbden, Ode Senrp II,
MonrocIraBe ar, unb rib ibr &leio in
Sebcn. Ct purbe bon einem Sarbisen
iort9eiaet.
, 1876-10-02
Gpueftiplte1t BON 9rieffoffen.

gon aaltsn an zen smsi beionberen sReoen
pslue as Stsrnf1ften %tsfanni Inp, 600 unb
Ii'4o y. ~. $50 nfb us 81. vi. 6pmn
fa9s-9 $50 9. 81. unb Z q. ".
an Setertaeen- geo 8. gp. uns
9t; w. Npn allen anbern aolfen mersrm
ss Sf'efs anf benz &iidpey Der 3rSasr apoes
pVI. u. Z. Snu 9ctu, y d.
, 1876-10-02

Mnfentbalt. 9ie srObe 3abI
Der &silsnoen na6 Der Centennial, per-
urladt, boB oft Die giienbabn5ise 81
ipdt antommen. 8eIonosrs tommt Die
MorssnpoIt mandmal 2 Stunoen ipd-
Ter
, 1876-10-02
Nupprtirter @ein>0 ftIa.

psr eiusi6e MrlItsl UNI @nrfen uap anpers
5rlhte baltear einsuma9en+ Ate @issa-
l9alt @artfa etc. ltsts gut gu erba lien, 10 ID
bel metner cot mperttrlen Waa,e
sarantirt,
Sermann 9 Amtot,
uW @de her 5tsn unb 8rpap CTR.
, 1876-10-02

8lutiturS. Sonnabeno Moraen
nm II 1br befam Elm weiBer damn. Ode
her Is. uno 0enable Itrobe einen 8Iuts
lurS unb fiel nieoer. Gr wurbe in Der
Stabt=M ambulance mad baule seiobrsn.
, 1876-10-02

S6iTffabrt. Sie gorfe Go
min," BON 9i%uerpnnl, nit 1000 eddie
9als, lisf @Ounabeno i'm b~ieli9en Saien
eill.
, 1876-10-02

Seute Nbeno finoet bic mOnatlihe
9eriammlung be5 @tidn9 Serein Dir
9inia Itatt. Sie1e Mnieige!
, 1876-10-02

3auberer. Mnoerlon miro nod
brei Nbenoe 8orltsllunsen uno Mitt=
nod eia Matinee sebeu.
, 1876-10-02

Gin neuer Il III tur3- in
s ECUADOR. & q bin9ton II, 20.
Sept. Sapitdn s. Simplou BON Dem
DUNES : &ricassbampfer ySmcba"
ldreibt Dem Nlotten : Oepartement aus
@uapoquil. @qaaoor, untcr'm 10 @vp>
tembere oaB CT an 8. ., W;ts oolclb1t u1-
lanste INT Die Staot in Der Mfi!te elmer
NeuoIutlou fano. Der General. melber
Die Irupp ii in Der Staot comntanoirte;
battle NIT uuteritiieuma ie'ner Gruppe"
uuo AMI beineao nit Se'ulLt una . .syol s
ELM reuolutiunireS Bronulclamento erlal
fen. An ndditen Iuse wuroen hie
&onlu(n Der uuswdrttgen Utadte ourd
ell Isl full II benudrihtiat. baB @eneral
Seuttmlda Die 3isei Der &eaieruns bon
Sqlaoor erdriffeu babe uuo gu alei er
3eit neriiAut. oaB Die Sronuus beiteuS
auf red)t erbllten werocu nit De. Capt.
Slmplon ertldrt, baB CT Die Il inde Der
Hepolutlon Dem Oepartement niht nit.
tbllen f6Ene; mau erWartete ieOot.
oaB Der in @uaDaquil anacfanaene Auf
itauo in Quito wleberbolt weroeu iuiiroe.
Sn oieiem 6aqe lit PrGiioeut gorrero
a~eltir3t uno @eneral Gentcmiq ais res
uolutlo drcr Yrdlioent BON ECUADOR au
betrahten. Capt. Slmpion iaat gum
Shu6e. oaB Die l1riaden Der Hepolutic>
men in ben iiioamc,if .nilhcn 9iepun ifei
n'dt miner aenau gu eraril ben iino. oaB
Der p'0ellhe GcaicrunsSwedlel +, go ,as
Der ltood) total uue fld, LID ut. wenn Ill II
beoeutt. nit ,uelb M @uebuiiaSmus ieues
2ano erlt Doc elnem Sabr feline SefreIz
uns BON elmer oSpotii1en Jte9ierunl.
inter welter eS II Sabre lang l1mab=
tete, be9riiBte. Sr. 8orrelo puroe oa-
mails pon all n Solfiflaiien triumpbirtno
gum Yrdl;oenten erpdblt.
, 1876-10-02
Nad Der Sent mini MUST flung.

Gad Der Gent nninlsausf flung.
Mtdmpnb, gprf Riser unbl
@btlaprafe ~iifnbabn :
Super Sfi:e, Is. Septcmb + 1876.
FeocntenOe e nleoriate 6~abrpreile nad)
DC Centennial.
Vim uns ndh tieiem 0atum iperten auf 80 Sage pom
! alum ibr I @Isi luna an oil ii e 6 rtur ipns .
Gtdet Sntiden Slid npnp uno Mi aeeipbia pil gprt
Nip.r PAIN II bt, fc: Office fir ~ 90 aus eqeben
|isie iiftt itHp Su bapen in ga br's S26 Mai frese
i'm Grhange lptel unp II Der s Hice b, fer Grmpagnte
al ser Gfe Ger 25iten unp TrfitraBs.
y. s. ApuoIhS 6,
NIB . Superintenbent.
, 1876-10-02
0auenport II Mofris,
Gfe Der II. unb Dad Str,
Gibmpnb, 8a.,
N0cini9e IJcnten fir uno oirefte Slnpor>
tttre BON


s. & 3. Mart,Q's Grsnnc Srarbg, q & s
rurte's Dublin 5tuu 8l6 & gp.'s @a9ltlb
VA e MIe, Nm gou sr& 80 @b nbUrqb
Ne, Mc&uoash & Is 9Oaqou Stcut uno
Nle s n'rel s. 50 rul's 3 lIat @inaer
stle. arus & Cos 1sims 6 ampasnsr, gort,
Sbe,rY II b Ita EZRA 8 the.
Ru6 Il s. Cos 1bansbi 9bee,
VI eric II 3 dsrfab If, 2iam unb Haub
Dam Slsp I'M, Sprrns- pulper, T.. 81.
riitde0 & ac./s 2ittsr. u prs & @anaban's
0i6tsr, SF Oatls s. @o.'5 Seiftn, u.
3pbni0n & ~pn's Starfs.
Asentsn fir I,ltil teure fir girainia unr
a.ntuG9 t inc Rve unp 81urtVn b.sties,
@pior's, gslort's, Stepar.'s. 9 rriluusp II
to. NpteItion s untY. = sle. Wile, & Sp's,
0rpvss's Diamp b ", l % efter, uno unps.
re S,trten.
Sn ur:eure BON liverpool rstass unp scs
mablcnes vi ,un . .lS. mi
, 1876-10-02

MebIinpettion. Ser Ssri9t
aber bic Meblinipeftlon oes lesten Mo.
, 1876-10-02

Seuer 2drm. Gs famen i'm leb
ten Monate 2 Scuerldufe Dor.
, 1876-10-02
aidme7o eraer Harm Gslearapb.
u III = & a f G n.

Nlarm= 6 # G n.
Wp. 2 Grte 9oliSei Station.
Mo. 3 3weite gOlissi Station.
N'. A Critic ppfisei Statipn.
no. 5 Spriysnbaas, 3tc Strase, nabs
Yrcab.
"o. 6~5rOf anb Satter 5ouie," grpab
straBe, apiiden bsr 9ten unb Totem.
NC. Z SpriBsnbaus, 19tep @ts.. mob
6,anflin. ~
SO. 10 Hpfetts,
Np. 3 Gde Der 12t II unb Maiu ctr.
MO. IA Gde Ter 1O'eu unN gsro ctr
Wo. ID Gde Der 1lfen unb Cars Ctr.
Mo 10 Gdc bsr 9iue uub Mfoin Ctr.
Nc. IL Gne Der 3ten unp Iusal Ctr.
No. 81 ode Der 25iten unp groap q
2-3 @ds Der 17tsn unp Marlbal ctr
Mp. "a gfe Der 17tsn unp Walbinotvv
Ctr.
go. 2-5 0ietrpgpIitan giiien.@ srfe, 2.
Ctr.
SO. 20 Gde Der 5teu unt Main Sir.
Np. 81 gde Der 14tsn unb Maiu Ctr
go 3-2 GGe Der 221ten une Main Ctr
Wo. ga gde cer 13tfn uub Gary Ctr
$40. 3-5 9tGbtil6sS %Nrmentans.
$40. SO 1reresar Gilsns@ erfe.
Np. Al gff Der 9tsp unb 2eis Ctr.
No. 4 2 Broad Straee, de Sail @Qy.
Wp. 4-3 Ode 9 ring unb pine Ctr.
Mo. Is @ds ct. 5 mes unp Dupal Ctr.
Mo. 40 Ssr Beub us, 25fe Str.
Nc. 81 %Sprisenbaus, 10 Ctr.
Wo. SO Ode bn Clay un @ilner Ctr.
, 1876-10-02

Mn bic Snternationa. Sanfing 50.
Mewyprf.
@tsu, 1. Sep'smber 1876.
Serie ITO So. SO Der 1864er So"oS
bat In 1eutl9er s3Iebung Zen 0aupttrehe
Don 100000 @u.oen 9%eponnen.
yUtercm."
o.. o. Sbiaer @epinn, pel9rr an Der Stsaier1nsss
Gaia Ia g4ien am :. December 1915 iablbdr mar, nIra
an unjerer Saia in Il. 9. Surrenrg iafnrt haar aus
he1ablt.
International ganfns GO
II mr ID. - q a | t. pralieent.
, 1876-10-02

Rg- Rotia. - Die a1sslneinen eptteries feBs unb
Der araaT u. iSl.W. nag 6 Con y f6tuB bat, Idut
ct Ter rtNtrlIten a'ibetun1, luf lie Don unS ~strfaufs
TIN elropati6sn StaGty-Y .amien-9inbJ teiae Anwea.
, 1876-10-02
Wir babfn alls uniere
S e r b It : SO q q e 1t
3 hcle @ chr.

erbulten. Die erSBten @sl9Iite IL Ger Stap
w.reen lest tei
, 1876-10-02
Wi t
WStf
SIS
faut Man etnen
9e3egl. praunfbws'get gon>,
melte Bombs
an bilr 3teb lngen iGbrIi1

10,4SS @epi ne I'M Setra &c Won 1907, 500 SteiA
mart.
Sober Spab wel4sr nur uem l. Nnnsmher Bel uns M t
81
setauft wirb. 4 gum sarSen g iptnne aGein bere&tist,
ml W. an l. 9t belnhfr "a Iuf entfdutn miro.
SfF,ieae 3iebu g%sliiten esrib DIN pr mad ierer
5,huns unt alle 81 nj ne mere n pur4 nniere Offre
pfprt baar ausb 5dblt.
81 Srr,s aus rem S lanhe senist b e Gtnl'nbsua
pm S. IN t elf ~rsstitrtrt n Sriefe UNI einee ipl6 II
Bon Idan fir ale nadite 3iebaa8 am l Nunembsr
giiltig. ~ erwe;ben.
W Il apere fire ~eesn Nnfalf son Bombs. Glreulaten
unp iseer uate4 en- Iustunft an pc
Suternational Sanfina Co.,
Gbatbam Square (SanfJehauae( &eip Yayt.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-05-03

Supreme Court Of the Territory Of Da-
kota, to which place he moved in the
spring of 1865. He held this position
continuously until his election to the
Forty-fourth Congress. During his
ten years service on the bench he was
distinguished for lofty integrity, great
learning and research, and 81 fearless
and answering discharge Of duty. AS
a Congressman he is the peer of any on
the floor Of the House in ability and
integrity, and, if personal attention to
all matters relating to his Territory or
the welfare Of his people, even TO the
minutest detail, 60 toward placing him
in the honorable niche Of fame, then,
indeed, will he stand among his COM
peers s'The noblest Roman Of them
ALL" 8&fI SgT4 rss
Asno constituency, and especially
one the interests (which are so diver
sifed as those Of Dakota, can afford to
fail in re-electing representative whose
influences for good at the capital is so
great, we shall expect to see him at
each recurring annual visit, and during
many Congresses. .....g...r.,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-05-03

It proposed to connect the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans BY q railway across
Central Asia. 2t
Two thousand more soldiers left Mad
rid for Cuba, April 27th, and the Cubans
are making ready their graves.
The Chicago Times recommends clamp
post hitters'' (dose, one lamp post) as a
sure care for political corruption.
Buffalo Bill (W. +. Cody) got into a
difficulty with the sheriff OF Young Co..
Texas and shet him dead few days
ago.
4 virginfa City man WAS bold enough
to kiss Dr.. Nary Halker. and now hob
bles around on crutchos and says signitl~
cantly: Talk Of nitro glycerine OF. I, a
mountain mule! they amt nowhere
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-05-03
PERSONAL.

Gen. Custer will probably return next week.
f. G.. Nc Clay Of the Diamond r. Line is still in
the city. t,a-.i ts4h 7og,-.4:ss lisJ @ -
James heighton was registered at the Capital Ho:
tel yesterday. "'F5 <@.tt s's..s '.4-' 51"-'
1t. Neison, of the 10th, sam pied the hash at the
Capital Hotel yesterday. -ss-a-,
Charles Reynolds is again in the city but bring
no newsfrom up country. r..r4.
s.. B. Rogers has resigned his positio as 'slghtn-
j. A. w. Stiles, one ofthe (mpposed) wicked
traders is sojourning at Bismarck. y
z Rev. J. B. Starkey, Of Fargo, spent Sunday at
Bismarck, preaching morning and evening. ,s
The smiling face of Capt. Goulson aud the gentle
voice Of Joe Todd was noted On the streets yester-
day.
Capt. James Humbert and family returned from
South Carolina Friday, looking the better OF their
tramp Er~l -. i 't1i $--.s4aE &s.,I-ss.4-
R. A. Walker, of Fargo, has taken up his abode
wilson at the depot. @ sf,
1t. Mckenzie, Of the Goth Infantry. smiled on his
Bismarck friends yesterday, while 1t. Walker, ofthe
18th, talked sewing machine with Fisher.
John w. Smith arrived at Bismarck Monday HE
will accompany the Expedition as trader. John w.
deserves good thing If any live man does.
Major 8. A. Dickey last week learned OF the death
Of his brother Oliver Dickey who was law partner
of Thad Stevens and succeeded old Thad as men,
Der of Congress.
Lieutenants D. Mcintosh, Hodson, G. D. Wal
lace and L. 4. Hare of the 7h Cavalry arrived IRON
the south on Sunday and will accompany the Big
Horn Expedition.
1t. Frank D. Garrity, Of the 10Th Infan ntry, now
stationed at Fort Lincoln was in the city yesterday
preparing for raid on Sitting Bull. or course ne
accompanies the expedition.
John White, of the Exchange. has gone to Arkan-
sas intending to spend few weeks at the famous
Hot Springs 'sLttle Johnny's" gentle voice has al
ready been missed for week. !
Major R, c. Seip has been ordered to appear be-
fore the Senate as witness in the impeachment
case, with books and papers. He will charter car
and go East in a few days.
Among the Helena people in the city we notice a. a
Stewart, NJ. E. Hand, Mrs. 0. Hathaway ana =; ".
McOlay: The latter started up river on the Key
West but returned and win 60 up on the Durfee.
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Rush for the Big Horn.

That gold and sil-er exist in the Big
Horn noun tains, where water is said to
be plenty and the climate at least toler-
able, is undoubted, if an estimate can
be at all reliably attempted from speci-
mems brought into Custer by couple
of conscientious miners, who were pref
ty thoroughly frightened by the hostile
demonstrations Of the Big Horn tribes
of Indians, and woo barely escaped from
the country with their lives. But not
withstanding the fact that these two
men warned miners not to attempt as
yes an invason of the gold fields, as they
would be foolishly and temerariously
risking their lives, hundreds are even
now at work within the range, which
is only four or FIVE days north Of here,
and hundreds more are on the road
thither.
There is every evidence that the In
dians mean war to the knife. They are
carefully tending to their stock and
banding together, and it needs no pro.
phet to foresee that there will be bloody
work in the northwest during the next
few months. Poor Crooks crooked ex-
pedition didn't pan out worth centen-
NAL postage stamp and how could it be
expected to, when there wasn't enough
fighting talent aboard to tree squaw.
Custer CITY Correspondence Chicago
Times.
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OFF FOR THE HILLS.
Departurc of California; Joe, the
Lite hfield Party, and Others.

|Departure of California Joe,a the
Lite hfield Party, and Others. sa
10. w. Finn and the writer shouldered
their lead pencils and note books and
made the Black Killers in camp on the
Little Heart a visit on Saturday, Rev.
III. B., Starkey and an infatuated gold
hunter from Perham were invited to
take seats in the carriage. Everything
passed off pleasantly until Fort Lincoln
was reached where dame rumor informed
us that the whole party was scalped and
we were advised to return or fortify.
So, the minister having left US, little
black vial of grape-shot or some other
useful ammunition was procured and the
reporters started for the front. They
found the party about six miles out, in
camp, waiting patiently for the arrival
of the Black Hills Tribune Office, but
not in the best of humor because Of a
proposed further delay. After warm
meal with the Litch6eld boys, consisting
of beans, fried ham, fresh fish, bread and
tea, the following names were taken Of
those on the ground, or certain to join
the party which was to leave early the
next morning for the colored elevations.
The party was we'll armed and strong.
enough to "stand off ,, half the Sioux.
rof;on. "
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metropolis Of the Black Hills, "Custer.' y
Wa snffared very much coming in from

metropolis Of the Black Hills, "Custer. .
I We suffered very much coming in from
Cheyenne. It took US sixteen days,
and they were the hardest sixteen days
ever experienced. It either showed
or blowed all the time. The first one
hundred and fifty miles never saw q
tree growing, sometimes we had to 60
thirty miles without water. The coun.
try from Cheyenne to this place is a
vast desert; the land is comepletely
worthless, because it never rains. The
only irrigation it gets is in the winter
when. it SHOWS. We have been here q
little over week, and to tell the truth.
I don't know what to think abont the
country. The snow is deep and the
creeks are froze up, so.no person can
do anything; there is considerable build
ing going on, some thirty houses q day,
mostly log houses. Almost every one
builds their own house, carpenters are
the only ones that can get work. 1have
good faith in the country, there is gold
here sure, but the farther north they
have went the better it prospects. /
intend starting Monday or Tuesday one
hundred miles north; we would have
went before this but the snow is repor-
ted four feet deep there. There is two
mills in operation here, and they could
sell ten times the lumber they cut, the
teams are waiting by the dozen, and as
fast as board is sawed they load it on
the wagon. Lumber is worth $35. per
M, and slabs lec. apiece. It don't cost
much to get the logs out, and very lit
tie more to manufacture it than at home.
At present, labor is very low for those
that can get work. AS soon as the
mines open man can make four or five
dollars 4 day and board. A shingle
mill would pay immense. There is
none here. Alsoa good portable saw
'mill. have quite a Lotto good timber
handy to the city. A great many peo.
pie are going back; disgusted with the
country. They come here and see the
snow on tho ground and no person min.
ing, then go right back and say, Ito
with the Black Hills" / have
seen them only stay day and 60 back;
but think the gold is here, and this
summer will prove it. I suppose you
would like to know the price of things.
Whisky csc drink, bacon 35c per
pound, onions 25c per pound, potatoes
l3c per pound, sugar 3oc per pound,
butter SOC per pound, eggs SOC per doz.
tea 50. per pound, coffee 6oc per pound;
but this summer you can buy things
here as cheap as you can bring them
here. Flour is only SO. per hunered,
and what took out cost me $40.
Respectfully,
GEORGE ADAMS.