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Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

fcrot ban | Vinter pcb en- ulpffe
paa oenne gane braf Mrmen.
Iommer Willcn fra @incna flal
lere Sagen for BAN.
8. y. Iprrel 9icompob,
bar iaar tillaaet 1900 AfreS gano
mep Spece % 400 afres mep
Soapre.
Dir. Jicman Gilberticn /
ewing @rcpe bar tiebt cl braQt
biem en- Ore ~ Ell 2o Al Mort.
bcrnraetn. Ortn CT 5 Mar gam,
mel og peisr 1900 30. Aotn or
4 Mar 9amnel % refer mellem
1000 ~ 1900 10. San bar fiebt
Dem Al Wr. 8m. Wute | 8enc.
lba so. / &lsccnitH. "a Bet la0er
nj, at ban bar maattet betale ila
mclet for Dem, al ban life en1cr
AT alere Rolen flea bsrpaa.
Sr. II. =. 5repolo, Benton,
RrIper: Rorecs 6~rtbeospll Zen
l7oe Wdl. ietreec5 pad en itcl1r
lei Waape Der / Benton. 6eitliJ.
benerne %beSpnpte mep Salut %
Sprnmuiit. Sr. DE Spperion
bclet en- lmut cg 1rihenpe 6eiitale,
OF AepctIt SnC ". Arctanper
bclet en- rI1tls llrllg {ale III "a.
merne. bpem ban pla ben llnbi
nlplns 5orenlnl Rorrens Ntlue
iatfe0e, fcrnl Dc netcp peb neHne
A%nIeonlul fcrRreee Sorenin9en CT
lmutt nerflt alag. 6clten llttepe
meo Nll | 9lulcne me Store.
s1n1e nj nm Stanpinlperue CT.
lnors renne ~bps9tlise c5 lda rel
ardn9ereee 6cit.
WlHnclpclls, Wdi l.. Sea1
pens Vrcf. 8llftr efler Ct fcrt
,SlbtbeHneenne. Slm rar Yrcie6
lcr / sliiH pee SiatsuniperiiIetet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

AZ Be pmitpaepe Suie, % | anbre
lilf9tber maa Be lere / Saabe.
100,0 00 Stpfter [emmer brcb no
~ eli Bonn tpite Nat % fleo pRf.
4 3amp0lbe % 200 Wano ere be-
Rl9ftisepe mep at bcloe Yommen
pep aplmer ira at brpoeS.
Banana. Sentral Mmerifa
Wai II. @uatamalaS Trooper
bar unper Sen. Varripfls eepelle
p9ret belpige / ale 3rafninacr %
orepet Salpaocrtrne fcran lt9 I'll
Oct Snore AZ 9anoet. % bet CT
auta9et, at Be mart pil blipe nsp.
iasspe til at pperaipc fig.
- &c engslife, ruSI1te % tp1ts
MrigSRibe, Der tillammeh taae
$40 Stpffer Sfpts, 1tuloe iamleS
/ Sebet at pcnne Waaneo / Song.
fonss Sapn, for at unocrtrpffe
Sereperiet / be fikeffe Sarpanpe
pg l9tte De europei1e Wagter /
Helpeft Dos Bet bimmelfe Gi9eS
SeberGer % bans unoeriaatter.
8eiierinoen al Oiterri9 bar
pafi Oct rapejagenpe euselfle gu.
bllfums bsieite Seseiltrins pep Den
Sper, bpprmeD bun unper tit Op.
brio | 6nalano bar orepet I'M Selt
pper @ieroer % @refter | Salen
paa Sunoene, mar De bare pRret
| Salen paa Hepen. Dc enselfe
Blade finpe Bet %fornepent at at
formane fine fiienne SRlerinoer til
life at eftsrlisne 8eiierinpen. oa
Ell iaapan 6arpisbeo / at tumle
Soften fraper cit Gpelie iom fun
~erbperpcS pep mangcaarist Sip paa
Seiten, pesupen - bpar Der fan.
fe or oet pistisite en- Selt, icm
life finpes paa bper Stalo.
Eelten raier enpnu / Sa9oao
% Siaab, o. neiten 600 Wenne.
FER pspe / esbet at Ell llge.
s 0erbplblre bar be heife
"Strifere" after ~ til neplatte
Yriier ppta9et Mrbeipet PED Mul.
minerne.
= Qcnpcn Wai 10. Sbas q.
per por BY Yrinlen at @ales en-
Set / Mulebnin9 At bans Siem.
fcmit fra Snpien. I'll Saufettcu
or inobupt 500 @ialfer % til
Ballet 5000. Nalten ale Web.
lemmer at Den fpngeli9e Jamille
or tilifepc. Mle 8aber nRr 0u.
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luffet for al 8icriel, unotdgcn for
@ielternes @csne. 2cnopns Bel.
fcmltbillen bliper cperraft Yrlno.
len / eli foltelig @ulb9lfe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

70" 3ppiflano bar IN eliaa
iprleat at m9gle msllem be itrIeen'
be Barter / 1prftet; men BET la
her nj al bperten 6nGlGno eaer
lvriiet lelp nj bare Roget mee
tt btrlm1e 6rsrSfcrIll al 9jere.
"a 9iterrig trener III ale nsn'
wnntae 6oranitdltnlu9er III Al frl'
h IND mep Ndabeumalt. - Zen
oOpe Wai beretres cper Scnocn at
.hs rril1e Snotpl9ete I Yle0cn |
8esnitn bar cptrfllot Be tultne
5~netulJere % mprpet 100 Weao,
arnpcr % Seru. bpcrpad lpr'
file lrcppsr iirar antcm, belllte
Sven 81 arrcltereoe Orange.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25
SmOfdmoet.
,ioipa.

ytci. Stemlri. Iepum Supcr'
Rtmrmttn fer bet rHtnill9e Stcs
ltV9ien, bar rda Wrune AZ Srd
,dIlhtp taIet aillec ~ Rer. ).
a. Nab Jes Wclnes CT Hnnapnt
nj hans Sftermane.
! DC = Mar ~ ( Walneetr.
len Woie meo Zen 30,e aprIl b.
g., paslereNe Der cptr Realerln'
etas Src melltm Rcf ,Ssllnp r9
Iptnpcrt s29,472 VeriCner Ills
itls, 4s9,22i lelm, 2Ss. $50 Srrn'
rneiraslrcgns, 2l.572 Vasla9er'
| elne ~ 1888 ecfcmcttrer.
saHuem Stctns Ninhcbrr plsle'
l8t Der / famine In 3. 700 Sdmps
VIE. l.l76 Sl9btbidee ~ 1886
llmrhaaeCr.
Zen ptmrfrltile StatStca'
NnIoP Tor Sewl bar pRrct ~
HELM / Tes Wcmes. Oct btilut
ihts II aanbipater for Stdtsem'
Ntu 1iulee rRlleS n ell aHetn
6ttllnlln9; aonpentIenen rll9tc
ArlCr AN Selclattr nj RatIcull
iTlmiulM / 1t. ScuIs, pl rIalc
nj masu SuitIutS. Den perldIuc
Slliicrn or 1 6lper Al Spttte'
SstllmSa; men irrnrer SIlhage'
tllntltu AZ pt Scrt, Mrnlreslen
ar 9wtti Den Hetnln1.
80 eaniiua teretieS al
Scmmer Snrelf after CT blertn
FHNSlpaa ~ CT enenn r9rre enc
l'rTl9s @H9. ldl mani after bar
Haattet fringe BAN til SnesIp'
sapltt.
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nl SCctip ril brlpe fin Slir Den
ziNt, zoe ~ 29pe Septtmtcr ~
Nr uri,t acpc Eremitr.
Al Vdiut 6rctf Yratrie
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tIlnlr til @erpcn. Gn Al Dem
u esN, men DC andre ire bcrtnpcr
y | ,etlte Nelgaaenpe. Se1S
Witnpper ndl ialt bare isbl -
S'rR til &crpen.
sri Tes WcincS berettes
WI tl lr9r Regnitorm, lrm raleoe
W ben 1Soe Wai, % leHere fall
w 'a eli Sa9leiiorm ION ban
"'ttkt meaen Sfape 0es Wcl'
"ga'en % or Den ltarfcite man
"s4thpe fan bufe at bare bait.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25
Wiinnciota.

alsi Dauicllens SuS / @ras
0uS nebbreubte %fcrnplt9.
s'en uobrcp, mems Samilien~ ipi.
\ trt'lt, % upbrepte fig laa
|alW, at Sntet blep reppet unp'
yer Ct Senacitep ca en- Opu.
Wep 10 Stemmers Waip.
"' OAR Ycpe So. beluttst at
wen Sl9lp at 800. 900 til @pa'
|'%' AZ Duluth o. 0afcta Sa'
@aalf ., eausea / Stub
H. Var anlast GAY mpp Srr
'""' Sanen % icrprer $1,000
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25
y. u nunefen Moaipcr.

ne Sra 0eS WoineS itrlpeS,
4, Decatur Gcuntps republlfanite
aOupenticu %initruereoe Bet 7oe
gifrifts 3%elesater til 8cnareS'
acnpsntiCncn at femme paa Dom
ner 5crrep til equator; men at
aumpeu rep acnpenticnen MI Bit
=, mslsm 8. 3. @iaiamlcn ra
cummings. Os al Waicriicten
al Srpas Delegation iii ben be-
mo'raule acknowledgements er
/ Saper al Stnerits lltetfcr lil'
BEN. Ogiaa aanias Iemcfraier
er / 6aper AZ Scnorifs.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

8reenbafS Der trRpe ~itepetfcr
Naitrnalbanf Ncter, o9 at Den let.
telte @ei I'll Wpnlbstnlin9 CT 10
ltcpelisn AT DC fcreIaaspe 1865
Bombs.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25
Sorifjrnigc Stcorr.

MISREPRESENTATION | SermannSs
burg bar / bet fc~reaaaenpc Mar
upienpt 16 Wisiicn9rer, peraf IRE
iii Mmerlfa, ire til Mfrifa, ell I'll
Sfincien, fem til Muitralien ~
tre iii Hp Seelanb. - DC fptle
WiSIcu9rer, Tom peo Npania'
Seen ltul 9runpe ell frilten Nplc'
III unper Napnet gipinoitcnia, or
lpffeli9 anfcmmet til Waiarc pep
,3amteiehcpsn. De ferer meo ct
llpet NampItlb, lom bar Wit fig
megct craftsmanship paa Slcpen.
De inpfrpte SolfcIlag / Ome9nen,
lom a~lminpells ligser | 8riS mep
b%iuanben, lpneS for lipen at lepe
/ Srep. - s ct enaslf Slao pp'
reansS Be prptelfantiRe WiSfon9'
rer, Tom for Iipen pirfer | 8iua.
0ereS 5al or 436, nemlil 226
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fer paa 40 forltjeaige Stener ;
30 al Dem CT fra Be 6cr. Stater,
1874 ira 6n9lanp, 30 ira lpitlanp.
s Sapau pirfer 100 WiSipn9rer
(peraf or 76 fra Dc Spr. Stater,
a ira Gnslanp) os | Siam 2,
beA9e fra Be Sor. Stater.
- Sra OTTAWA, 6anapa, berct'
ties ben Is Mai. Den tilfcru
ufienbte Wanpbsipe | Sttawa CT
frempelcs | Stieenoe, 6clf lspe'
paa eufelte SIeper | m itapla
! Aualt, unpertipeu / Opre .Gtaaen
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

ncf bar paa fin Samplttiabeb
mango li9nenos OHere. Sarts
mann bar auieet pisle llptalelier
ION Ell 9rpp 6crnarmslie MOB I'm
Y%erlcn, cg ban bar inpanfet Ga.
gen for 8etten.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

er beltrepet lldaIf0ts AZ u. ". Iunbam
AZ OusYlSe 6Hnto. 5Qincis. Der %inrcrtss
reee ben ira Srantria t Suli ~fcrleecn Mar
''Tem Ndr 9dmmel lot @aano BOT 9Gat
1920 Numo; icrt al aclsr /; ualminpslis
treo crer VGnrtrne /; irTr StnhMnina NJ
beiiecsr en- itratttlis Stprfe rem barer 1T
6cpeo 9cet; bar en- luuf 6dls. bsben1t
meo en- rdtter iert Mln; cen or en- goo
lrdper ~ 9aar uom9rtet scht.
I'll dle SrprGttere oil il il1e: zen maa
ices lsreno hcn fan urptres.
Scr @etin9siler bcnpcneer man fg iii
j. b. Walters, Groom,
Ottprlb. Soma.
Nplttns & MILLER. Giere, Burr
Sdf, Soma. 25-3m.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25
Sill Scitc Sporattcrc !!
''BriganZa",

en- pdffer fuIlrrt Sherman 4srdvrrn Stlis
lien" nil pare til Nibsnottelle inoeparenoe
SGlcn icr Ct btarGneict antdI Ncpper. be-
9pnpenee ptn lite Warts 1876 unrer Silion
al \. y. gSllters. Den oil cRrs At trGfe
pal lslJenoe Stecer:
: q. U. SGnptrs Stable, Ssfan, bper
Wanolg.
! Suruer 6aleneers Stabls. Sranhils,
beer Sirsol3.
Z Stilts Stdbles. Oeecrdb. brer Snss
cda, lborsedl, Nreola NJ yerola.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

lcm ell 9rcc ScrnRrmelle MOB I'm
Yerlcn, c9 ban bar lnpanfet Sds
gen for 8ctten.
Sprfict.
Ora 6cnItantincpel berettes, at
SCftas (oet pil i9s: aae Dem,
lcm bar ncgenlcmbelit ljensfe at
fcrrette / De tprfllte 5empler eller
ttlberer plsie | ell engsre getpps
ming eno Irrfernc / alminbeliA,
bcp) r9 Be 8rlitne fdppeS ON at
fiebe 9albeu. Den 1Sbe Wdi
orps en- itor cs ppbioiet Sfare al
SpftaS III SultanenS Yalaos %
fprorepe Stcrpiiirens aifepiselle.
Sultdnsn piloe / Segpnoellen life
9aa inO paa peres geglarlng ;
men eereS trusubs Solbuln1 bepRs
9ebe BAN tillut I'll at 1ipe efter.
Slanpt Be 3riltue berifer Der itcr
uro % Straf; tbi oet tprfIRe
Vplitt % @lrnlirnen / S%pnitantis
llppel oil life pRre iltano I'll at
be Ilptte Dem, berlom ScftaS, lom
albeleS bcbsrfter Slluatipnen, let.
fer iig / Splbien for CT alminoes
ligt Sperfalo paa Dc 8rtitne, bpil'
fet Der CT ltpr 5are for. Wan
mener at llaafalo pilee Sdnbets
inofebte friitne Sefclfnlng flare
III bebre end Dc leuere inb1ptteoe
tore &clpnier AZ GurppRere |
@onltautinopel cg lan9s Spspbcs
rus, laalpm bisle / Mlminbeliabep
beitaar al ri9e 6clf. Der er nps
fig be9aaet ilere Wcrp, lom Yelis
tiet leser AT boloe bemmellat.
Den 19oe berettes, 1T Here frantic
% engelite OF slterrigfte 8ri9sftl'
he or lnfomne til gospbprus. Oa
at Snlursenterne / SerseScwina
life oil inDlabe fN paa ben MI ats
ter paat9nfte 0albeustilitanp, for.
81 Den ianipnligpiS life nil fere til
anoet, enc at 5prferne faar 2ip
til at lamle 8r9fter.
- Ara Salcuica beretteS at 6
al Sopepmaupene / be Der foruplil
~itepfunpne llrcligbeper or rIfents
liz beuretteoe, ~ ait M after lps
lleS rctigt.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25
Wtcrito

SrcmnSriae, 1cras, Wai is.
observation-disclosures unber @eneral
@r;elps begpnbte at rcmme Wa.
tamoraS illar. Serenb @cneralen
fcrlpb Spcn crerQap ban Den I'll
Den amcrifanfe ~ mofe Mcniul.
Sba9 renter man Heajerings.0e.
neral Gscpbeoc til WatamprdS
mep 2,400 Wanp. @uptrner Sa.
nal bar erflaret iig for 9iai. bpis
Irrpper ifal bare beldt Wcntercp
% Saltilc, ~ man antd9er at
@runben iii at observation-disclosures
trRffer ii9 tilbage fra @r9nolsh
CT ben, ar Dc pil Jamie lig % INF.
fe mpp Screoltabcu.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05
Our Eastern Border.

From the Silver City Herald, July 20
Potatoes are now selling at 1879
cents per pound. When the crop has
matured they will not sell tor more
than three or four cents.
Judge G. Bennett of Clifton, Yavapai
county, Arizona, has been appointed
by the Board of Supervisors Justice
of the Peace.
american" Rio Grande apples are
selling for 30 cents per dozen. Mexican
are not in demand when United States
or Col. Jones are upon the market.
We are informed by gentleman
living on the lower ella at Richmond,
that there has been an abundance OF
rain there and that the crops are in
splendid condition. Our informant
states that he has lived in Illinois and
has never seen such prodiglous corn in
that state as is now seen on the ella and
other crops are promising large yields.
Speaking of potatoes, he says that last
year he harvested 1000 pounds from
three quarters of an acre. This year he
planted six acres an d half, and estlmat-
inc from last years yield, he Will have
$3.50 pounds which, at 3 cents per
pound, will give S2lS7 %.
James HOXie and Al. George, who
have been prospecting in the mountains
of Arizona for the past three months,
returned to this place on Thursday.
They report rough trip. While IN
Arizona they visited Prescott, where
they remained ten days in order To get
flour and bacon. There, they paid 16
cents per pound for fiour-35 cents for
bacon and forty cents for sugar They
met many old residents of Silver City
most of whom expressed Il strong de
sire to return. These gentlemen say
that work on the famous Peck and
Crook mines has been suspended; and
that the mines are offered for sale, that
times generally are exceedingly dull IN
that portion Of Arizona.
We call the attention of the Super
visoTS 10 the necessity OflmprOvlng the
original ella and Clifton road across
the BuroS. 1t is barely passable now
and that road too important to be over
looked. II is the natural route from
this point to the lower ella, Clifton,
Pueblo Viejo, Camp Grant, San Carlos,
Globe District and Tucson, and doubt
less one Of the most important roads
entering this place. \ small sum will
make IA good road of il and the tho
rOughfarc of all travel from those sec
tions instead Of forcing it by the Apa-
che Pass aud Cow Springs. This
route shOrtens the distsnce forty miles
TO Tucson, is well watered-the long
est drive is thirty-tive miles, well wood
ed aud plenty OF grass AT all seasons
We understand that residents of the
lower ella have it in contemplation
the present summer TO build tank
about midway Of the thirty-fve mile
drive
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05
Sonora again Threatened with
War.

Another Sonora revolution is report
ed as likely to break out any day, un.
der the leadership of Ex-Governor Igna.
clio PesqueIra, who Is at his home near
Magdalena. Our information seems to
come quite direct, and is to the effect
that Pesqueira has some thousands OF
the best American arms and abun-
dance of ammunition, and that he
claims to have men to use them; also
that he swears Gen. Mariscal shall
never again see the City of Mexico,
that the opening of the war will be at
Magdalena and that he will clean the
valley at that place of all its inhabi-
tants. 1t is further reported that lot
of very desperate men have arrived
from Chihuahua with some $4,000 in
silver stolen from the mint, and these
men and money are at Pesqueira's dis
pOSal.
We sincerely hope Gen. Mariscal
will not wait to be attacked but that
he will bounce upon Pesqueira and
his gang and kill every one of them
provided there is no doubt of their rev
olutionary purposes. We have al
ways believed that Pesqueira would
not submit a great while to any rule,
however wise and beneficial to the
people. He has so long ruled without
regard to law or justice, that it is too
much To expect that he will re-
main quiet under any rule that only
gives him an equal show in life with
the mass of the people. He is unwill-
ing to alone rule, but will be content
ed with nothing less than rule and
ruin OF ruin without rule.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05

Mr.. J. f. ROBERTS and lady formerly
members of the Church of the Cross in
this city, for some years agent to the
Apache Indians in Arizona, under the
auspices of the Reformed Church. call
ed lately at our office. They now re
reside at Moberly, No. Although
suffering hardship IN so distant local
ity, we were glad to see that neither
had suffered impaired health.
The above Is from the Christian
World of Cincinnati, July -, and sug-
gests a sigh of relief in behalf of James
E. for while at Apache, lac was prone
to sin and greatly in need of a doctor OF
neutrality-suspicious. all because of hard
ships suffered and perhaps not. He
ought TO supplicate his indiscreet
friends to keep his name out of print.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05
Particulars OF the Killing of Tod
enWOrth and CRdOtte, July IA.

Too late for publication last week,
we were furnished with this letter;
EDITOR CITIZEN: l left this place
in company with u Frenchman and
Geo. Todenworth on q prospecting trip
for the Puerta de Mulas. | arrived at
the place and worked some eight or
nine days and took out in gold dust be
tween 5000 and $500, and then started
for Apache Pass, and got within TWEEN
ty miles of the Pass and was then at
tackled by the Apaches. They follow
ed US from the rear and fired on us
very Unexpectedly. They fired twelve
to fifteen shots, shooting the French
man through the right side. Then
turned on my horse and fired at the
Indians and told the boys to run into q
small gulch just in front of us, and
they did so, following them and still
firing at the enemy. The Frenchman
spoke and said he was killed and laid
down under tree The Indians still
kept running on to us and firing.
About that time, fired ard killed one
Indian and said to George Todenworth
to dismOunt from his horse, and being
very slow about dismounting, the Ind.
ians fired so fast that they shot him
from his horse and Immediately killed
him. being alone on the ground, !
remounted my horse and started to re
treat, and as I started | saw an Indian
run in front Of me SO dismounted
and shot him and he fell. Then |
mounted my horse and started for the
fort and arrived there at seven O'Clock
in the evening and reported to the lieu
tenant in command, and asked him
to send some men with me 10 assist me
in burying the dead. He sent twenty
two men and gave the Sergeant in
command orders to 20 with me and
bury those men and see which way the
Indians went, but not to follow them
into canyons or bad places, remarking
at the time, Il don't expect you 10
catch any Indians; am doing this as
a matter Of form" So we arrived
where the dead bodies were at daylight;
the next morning, finding them where
| left them. and buried them, and then
took the track Of the Indians and fol
lowed all day. finding that they went
for Mexico, taking i've horses with
them, with the two taken from ne.
D j. BCRROw.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, By
United States Telegraph Line.
EASTERN STATES.

/ WASHINGTON July 29.-One BluforC
Wilson, for some time solicitor of the
treasury under Bristow, has been be
fore the Congressional Committee or
whisky trials giving what he term,
the inside history of those cases, partic
ularly the Babcock case. His story
is intended to seriously implIcate
President Grant. The testimony is the
almost exclusive subject of discussion
in the city According to the testimo-
ny, Grant demanded information from
all his subordinates and Immediately
posted BabcOck The impression pre-
walls that Wilson is i very malignant
liar.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-There's a
prospect of an early compromise on
the Indian appropriation bill If the
Senate shall refuse to take up for con
sideration the House bill solely propOs-
ing the transfer of Indian bureau from
the Interior to the War department
the House will recede from that part of
the Indian bill providing for transfer
This obstacle removed, other questions
will be of easy adjustment but they
will require one hundred thousand
dollars added to the appropriation.
Two Committees have reported on
Robson, and a third is coming up
with its burden from the Committee on
Expenditures in the Navy department,
which wants 20 impeach him for pay
ing questionable accounts.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The Herald
has a special from the west stating
there's been terrible slaughter among.
Crooks command. The account states
Crook lost nearly 800 soldiers and was
driven across a creek under terrible
fire and the fight was more of a slaugh-
ter than in any previous battle. The
Herald editorially remarks: I'VE think
we may well doubt the story of the
disaster 10 Crooks command, which
comes by L round about way and un
certain source The story is too cir
cumstanual to he trustworthy, when il
is considered how short was the time
after the battle in which Lame Deerl
allowed himself TO get to point whencei
the story was brought to Sydney"
BURLINGTON, Iowa, July CIVIL
liam Jenkins just returned from Black I
Hills, reports his party numbering fifty, /
were working in the Black Hills.
mines; they were surprised by Indians
one night and forty-seven murdered
and three escaped There were four
white men among the Indians attacking
The attacking party mutilated many
bodies and took fourteen horses, three
wagons, all arms and clothing.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05

YUMA items from The Sentinel, July
30:
Geo. Tying arrived in Yuma by last
Saturdays San Diego stage.
J. Samter and II. Goldberg left on
Friday of last week by steamer for
Ehrenberg, on their way to San Der
nardino, and Will return soon.
A band Of horses, mules and Jacks.
numbering $50, belonging to Charles
Ayers from Los Angeles, crossed the
river here last Tuesday and passed on
eastward toward Mr.. Ayers ranch, the
particular locality of which we are
not yet able to state. Mr.. Ayers has Il
large band Of cattle on the road from
California
David Neahr has shipped during the
week, merchandise as follows: BY
train of J. T. Dennis to Florence. "a
800 pounds; by train of 5. H. Drach-
man, Tucson, 500 pounds; by train of
VI. Zepeda, Tucson, 10000 pounds.
The Montana was expected at the
mouth of the Colorado by the 29th,
and the connecting steamers were due
at Yuma about August 2.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05

\ TELEGRAM to The Union, dated al
MaricOpa Wells, Arizona, July %
says: On the afternoon and night OF
the both, this vicinity was visited by a
terrific wind and sand-storm, the gen
eral direction of which was from south
west to northeast The driver of the
stage which arrived here on the morn
ing of the 21st reported that he was
compelled to seek shelter in an arroyo
TO escape the violence of the wind.
The storm was of considerable width
and Of long duration.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05

WE had the pleasure yesterday OF
meeting Mr.. Fred. G. PRATT, who is on
his way through Arizona to Mexico,
as the travelling correspondent of that
enterpriSing newspaper, the San Fran
cisco Post. Mr.. Pratt is an intelligent
gentleman-a close observer-and his
letters will be of interest. He has
heretofore made the tour of Arizona,
in 1871, and knows the Territory well.
On the present occasion Mexico is his
chief objective point.-[San Diego
Union, July %.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05

If Colonel Susan B. Anthony of
Rochester had Major-General S. Bull
of the Sioux army where she could
talk to him, she thinks she could end
this Indian war. Major-General s.
Bull, however, is not reckless enough
to get within Colonel 5. b. Anthony'S
reach. 1t Is rarely in this degenerate
age that we can get the Titans together.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05

As a matter of interest to some Of
our readers, we will state that the mai
leaves Silver City, New Mexico, fol
the east at : a. m. Monday by jerky
Thursday, same hour, on horseback
and Saturday, same hour, by buck
board.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-05

MORRIS LEsINsKY so well ana IA
vorably known in southern New Mex
leo. after an absence of couple OF
years at the Frisco copper mines, re
turned to the Rio Grande the first par
of this week on visit NO,withStand
ing he accidentally shot himself in the
leg while hunting, he has so far re
covered that he can again take his part
in a dance.