Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

" AiAtN fAssN W ~ - - A'N' ~ =
"a this ease.
Representative Thomas l.. Jones.
at kcntucky, has received the I'll
lowing letter dated Louisville. July
9Th: .Dcar S.r. A. this u the ecu
tcnuial year 81 our American iHslc-
pemlcncc, de~iw 10 10 the world
sc thai Wr, Who we're once soldier.
IT the Lost tau>c. are pot dvhrtcut
in patriotism. liul loa be Kind
enough a. intimate 60 the President
that ! offer 90 him the services ot a
iull regiment composed ~ ext ut-
te,lcratc-. 81 aNcugc Clusters death.
! have crossed swords Frequently
with his command ~ the pasi. Nua
know me, aud you know NY aucr-
Try, and that - the rca~on I apply
- YOU ior this favor lhheyc ne.
very truly, yours % command,
wv. u. ROWAS
Chicago, July H., A Fort Lincoln
spccial says that Sitting Bull and a
white man named Ailburn, his chlri
adviser, were both killed ia the fight
With IustCr'- command
ChN yunr. July ~. Negotiations
have bccn making tor some time
through Capt. Nlrk,r~uu. with the
I o. Indian, Whu arr old guCmit $ ~
ihe Ni"uN un account ui repeated 90.
tack. upon Ih'm. 90 secure th,ir cp-
operation ~ the prc-,nt movement
against to northern hostile ~tuuN.
NJ NJ. Curtis, Of RawIlu., who had
heen dispat, hcd g. The I o. rr~,rta
ton o. bring 10 thy detachment. rc.
turned toHnl-htaui tclcgraplcd apt
NWkvrsuu a. iulllU~s
Ia obodIyucy "a your dispatch ~
june -, ! proceeded a. gather ~
the Indians. went a. Iar H. thy
White River Agency. aul ga, sue
cc>-iul uuul stopped hy T. II. Dan
turk, United State Indian Agent.
Who forbid m, taking an Indian from
the reservation uutIl be- was author.
llrd o. 10 them - hy thg Cummi,
>iuu.r Ut Indian Ahair.. Tho bead
rhi,t at the agency SAIL, Tell ten.
4 ropk would like 90 gn.
The INDIAN, tu hostile 1mr~ arr
believed hy good good Judges 10
number ln.uuu, ami whrir there are
MANY women AMI ohiIirn,' martN
all these arr effective in i campaign
Ihorr are certainly $500 to 700 Ia
dams who can AMI will hight.
New Work. JulN Deaths duI
ing the week l2HN, against si> last
week Tho increase = atubutcd Ia
heat
Washington, JulN l5.-Thc on .aI
report ct the department Of Agri
cullurr: Cotton In the first week ui
July - ma condition ct hcalthN
growth less forward than ia Juiy
ct last year Wei cultivated aud
reasonably clear at gra,. during the
la, halt OF Junr. It, growth WA,
rapid, and blooms were freely So
ported 10 the moro southern belt.
No complaint 81 druvth are received,
rains have been frequent anI iu e
large ARA iu cNrr~, 81 tuc IyIu.
mcnt IoT the ni-h,.t coalition rs
raising districts, the upland. aud
sandy land. give better promise I'd
present. ln the bottom lands ~
South Carolina aud FLORIDA thr
storms Wor, severe between june | |
and -. several - which were mon,
. continuous than last wear. South
+ Carolina. Georgia and I,ya. report
q higher condition. An lhn other
States report lower figure, than d
July lS,j. The general average tu
lN.a slightly exceeded loo aud flr
present coudltiun - 10, most of thr
. COMPARISON being normal graNtL
and unimpairyl vitality in oumrau
son with thc report ot July. Tho
. States that have made improvement.
are North Carolina, Florida. Ala
hama, Mississippi. Louisiana. Texas.
Arkansas, aud Tennessee. Georgia
has held the highest condition 81 the
+ last month, South Carolina has dc
creased from - 10 90 lei consequence
ot excessive moisture. The figure.
for the condition are a. follow.
North Carolina lOl, South Carolina
80, Georgia los, FLORIDA -, Alabama
100, Mississippi 80, Texas -, Ar
kansas, ~, Tcnnessc, lO3.
Newark, y. j., July l3-To da,
three Young Germans, brothers.
named Thielhorn, who have been
known a desperate characters tor
years, were arrested by police officers
Dicker,oh aad Elslrn f1r di.Dr,leIly
0nduct. A. the officer, attempted
20 march them OF, the men drew re-
Nolyers anl shot Els,lcn dead aud
fatally wounded Dickerson. Escaping
the perpetrators ran ~ re street a.
4. ". Dawson's tauncry on River
street, where they formerly worked.
There they called for Mr.. Never. the
foreman, who had discharged them.
bat not finding him they commenced
an ihdiseriminate tinng on the shop.
which resulted IN the killing Of John
Athens, assistant foreman. and the
wouuding Oi two workmen. The
employees turned out en- NOSE and
chased the murlerers toward. the
river. In pursuit the workmen used
stones aud knives, striking the muir.
dcrvrs several times before they
reached the river. The latter leap
"a into tho water and attempted e.
escape across, bat were stoned 20
death by the outraged workmcn.
The wounded were taken 10 81.
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