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Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02
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blep Den ferite ecfpmptip TAT igaug
paa Sanesn9s.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02

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lamtli9e 3icHerc bar fact belle
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8plot9t enten be bar paret lgn9e.
re eler f~crtere lib / benoeS 5ie.
nelte.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02
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ftfsrt 6~crlrpsnpe, bsretter "W ciS
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Gage bdape raa Scrfen % paa
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tberte 6rimeni9beper" / sigbep
men ben, Der / nr9cn lio bar eris
lteret pep Irammen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02

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ming Ssrnblnefltnucr I'll @rer.
labsbancn aufcm iielae s % {.
Amtst.", ben l4oe b fra Ncn,
pprt I'll yaurplf mep Sfib "an,
nettc", 8lpt. Senrifien al Sanpes
fipro.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02
9aumarf.
Nn roll nnnunrl MnnN.

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iiemdlcr Spban arcper / Huofieb.
ing bar / 81 Aar p9rct Wcltel
ner / Spcn pg CT MI 50 Mar gam.
mel. ua9tet IN bete alber CT ban
enpnu lda lipll9 lem | lin Una.
opms beoife Hase., San garner
enpnu iclp ale tnelSfInp OF lper
iaapet gambler ipm Velie upen at
BRUCE Sriaer. San CT iaa rsrig,
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tilbagel999e CT @eilanrc al s Wtl
til 8cpS paa en- 3aa.
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s~nbebrast, men -unbpttet fan fun
anlaaes til bet Salpe moo icrri0e
aar. Naar enfelte Saper unpta.
acs, or imiplertlp bette aars gum.
le lereclss goo. Opflebet al
Sumle bar | ben ipits lip re,
ret meAet lirli1 N lag gOpt ION
ale Sumlcpprfere5 Bare aaereoe
paa Scrbaanp lolat bercS apl til
Vriler ira 81 til 100 Orc VI. Yb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-25
@nsfdnoifde 2sumof6an.

Su Oeuti 9laab wiu man Die 81.
ienba5nsn Don Stastswesen austauftn.
Die eigentIi9e Snitiatiue fommt yon Seis
ten beS &si9stanSIers ielbif uno Der Mtilis
tdr uerwaltuns oes &si4es unS per ben
ginluB oieier bsioen glemente uidt unters
i4dtt, wiro dberSeust ieir, baB ;um penis:
item Elm srnlter Ysriud, Die susfibruns
sss YIanes an5ubabnen, aidt untsrbIsiben
wirb. @Iei9wObl aber iit Bel Der StsIluns,
weIde Die WitteIitaaten gu Sisiem YIans
einnebmen, bic iofortise ausfibruns bes
Prosttss in leinem san,eu llmfanse un:
moslid. gor Der 9ano iinb bic Hssisrun:
gen uou Yaieru. Sa@ien, 8irtsmberg,
Seiieu (anO YaSm) nidt sewiat, ibre
StaatSbabnem oem &eide gu ibsrssben,
unb bic &sidSresieruus 1T ieIbt nit rid,
balt!Oisr llntsritiisuns bee &sidstases nibt
in Der Gage, bisien 8lbsritanb ioiOrt ;u
bre1en. IS blsibt aIlo MIR elm Wss oiieu,
ben Ylan sur ausiibruns ,u .brinstn; unS
oieier Bes 1T Der 0Orsans prsuBens.
Grif wsrn Der preubii4s Slaat ii4 auf isis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-25

ptIlpeHy put UuYleHg pIl VpitH pepe"
Sabre eire Oiuioeube se,ablt. Die bette
benoen 0eiete baben entueoer percienter
Beile ben GreSit bss Staates iorpie Der
8iirser ais SnoiuiOuen sei4doist unS aus
bieien @uinben iiebt li3 Der 9ouuernenr
ueranIaBt, @iOsrruf bes rpOtter" @eieees
,u empfeblen.
Oas republituniide abseorOnetenbaus
Der 9esislatur bon Ranias bat ii6 |. IS.
in ben itdrtiten stusbriiden sesen ben brit:
ten Sermin" erfldrt. Son ben 1O7 Wits
sIiebern batien nur II ben Wsutb, Sarbe
,a bsfsnnen unb gu 9unten Der @eserers
mdblurs Grants gu itimmen. a9t5is
itimmten basesen uno ;sbn battsn ii9 rss'
bridt." Inter ben Mitsliebern bes Do
seorbnstenbauies sibt ss nur etwG ein
Outeno Semotraten.
Nus sben GonsreBuerb blunsen.
Senat.
0is lisberreiduns bes BeslaubisunsS:
l1reibens bes Senators 8. 9. Curtis BON
9Ouiiiana CAB anlaB gu taselansen Sebat;
ten in benen Morton bic Ruflur Euppe
tan,en lisB un6 bann ben blutisen 2appen
ausbins. auf Nntras bon Gomunbs purOe
Der Suitisminiter ansewieien, peridieoene
5rasen in Der BacifeunseIeseubeit gu be:
antrporten. aaiiou reidte einen geisss
sntuurf ,ur lleberbriduns Ses 0ft1ouri's
BEL Siour Gitp elm. Sargent reidte eiutn
@eietentuurf elm, weIder ben Selesras
pbenseieNdaften se'piiIe &edte uerleibt II.
gortebrunsen fir bic ginfibruns zines
ueueu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. triiit.-0er
8rdiioent leste benz Senat bus @aemorial
iiber bic fiirslid in ct. 9ouis sebaItene
giienbabnconuentiou betrefenb bic Slos
paeificsSabn uor, bic benz giienbabn: So:
mite iberpieien wurbs. 8outrpeu sias
Siste ben Cob bes SicesBrdii6enten @il:
ion an unb bieIt benz Ssritorbsusn cine
ansemeilene guIosie. Nadbem aud on.
osre Ssnatoren bss Teritorbsnsn sesadt,
wurbsn Die sep6bnlidea SeileibsbeibIiile
ausenommen.
Saus.
Inter oem einsebra9ten SoridGdsen &C.
beben mir nur oas 8idtisite beruor.
Sopcc uon Ser,uont, Elm ruabniinniser
6drins, bradte cine Sia elm, Den tSuuosI
mt bsrauidenbsn getrdnteu aui Der Welts
austsauns in gbilaoeIpbia ;u uerbietsn.
Serts uon ga. trus oarauf on, Die @ebaIts
aaer Ssamten bsr grscutips ,raS 9esisla.
tin: :Seboroen, nit Musnabme ber 9ano: II.
Seema4t, iouen, icbalo lie $500 per Sabr
iiberiteisen, um 20 Bro3ent rebuSirt u. oas
@ebaIt bes Nraiisenten nuf S25, 900 per
Sabr betrasen. -Boobwortb, Ohio, idlast
bic grrt6tuns zines Sra1tbiireaus sur
&esuIiruns BET 9ettuns Ger giienbabns unb
5radt SO. por. .Sm gon,ite bes @an,en
entipann iib cine Ianse Debate iiber bic
3uldiiisfeit Der llnteritisuns Der YbiIaSsl,
pbia Weltaus itetIsns nit u Wilionsn
Dollars bon Seiten oes gonsreNes. anOtt
pom SuitiS GOmite brudte eimsn YsidluB
ein fir Seriesuns ses Ridters SO. Gano.
Iers in &ubeifans, obi9on Ct 70 Sabre
ni9t errei9t, Die na9 siemlider Oppoiition
aasenommen uurbe. Dos 9aus faBte bic
3ebrdudlidsn SeiIeiosbeidIiRe su gbrsn
bes psrito, benen Siee.Yrdiibeuten 8ilion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-25
Aus,ua aus Ssu telegraph. ptps(asa
Oeuti d. | a II b.

Berlin, II. San.-Der .&eidsanssis
ger" tbsiIt nit, bab bic SOrbereitunssn fur
DsutidIanbs Ysrtrstuns auf Der Ybilaoel.
pbier WeItausitelluns bis auf Die 9rnsn,
nuns Der bsatiaeu preisridtsr (Surp) unp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-25
grsise Diet Anssise,.
Ssssu ssu ssr syaae psr Sasr.-.... ..SisGs
, >, 8 Wsaats $40 IN


Soeaf- Noti,eu.
uuter 8eileu grerisr werSeu ntSt ansenommeu. BaS
e Belle Srepter cser sereu Raum bas l. 9ta 10 gsusS
bic ud6fm gals5 Gents.
Strdtbs. aaS SOsesau;essa NIT Spru& $3.50, Seas
Sprub 500.
ausSarass aassssn maHen YsraassesatIt perben.
aHiesu fin Ssnies eotttrisn @ldds2iele &C., aIs ben
Se'ts ssr idis Rrbs iuutssr fnssn feline arfnasmt.
Vile AnSeisen ienoe man lpdteiteni
2aontas 2aorsen elm.
5ob : Arbstsn aGer Art prompt unb 6tais
ansSefi6rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
TEIEGRAPuIC NOTES

WoopsIDE, N. H.. Aug. ia heavy fire is raging
byan House
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. l3.-Lehman DUR &
received from g. "a Roberts son of Eufaua the
nl-t bale Of new cotton.
san FRANCISCO. Aug. l3.-The Earl and Countess
of trn sailed IT,, lush corvette Amethyst yesterday
moInlig foe Victoria, BRUSH Columbia.
TwIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, n. H.. Aug l3.-Henry
nous tOay large audience from the surrounding
country present
BosroN, Aug. 13.--At an election for bngader-
general Yesterday Col Hobart Moore was elected COMMANDER
Of the it rgale NJ " H., and ,ol Eoeh sutton Com
manicr OF the "a Btiswie
CiNCISNArI, Aug. 13.--The strihe OF brakemen on
the Ohio aud Railroad ended the strikers
ug 10 HE ec,d The company promised u restore
this old " ages ~ soon - possible
CINclSNArI, Aug. 13.-The weeks sales'of short
hors an paris Nv closed yesterday. sixty two
sold fo eight bulls for 1850. The total amount
realized during the week was sl6l0O0.
SAN IRANCisC0, Aug. 1.-THE Sub-Treasury be-
oa ming S5p0O0 reeajlcks with silver yeste
nx uf Lred by the brokers waited all night Ia
frunt OF the budding t. secure the coin.
PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Aug. 13.-BostOn Division 81,
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, with guots numbering
10 daJ, and returned 10 silver Spring for dinner.
SuREvErOnT, La, Aug. l3.-Throngb trains ran
sherman In rexarkana for the hrst time yesterday rus
places New Orleans Ia dr,ct Win We TIA
counues VI Texas bordcridg on the upper RED hlves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
WASHINGTON.
THE SENATE IN NO HURRY.
,ssposED TO MAKE TIE HOUSE WAIT LITTLE FOL
pio' rty,r NAV

r.sposrp TO MAKE TIE HOUSE WAIT LITTLE FOR
COMMUNICATING THAT MAY DELAY.
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
u.su,SGToN. Aug 13.-The business of Congress
:. 90 far advanced that adjournment 1T 4 o'clock
.norrow, IN accordance with the resolution OF the
uouse. is possible, although nobody familiar with
A. avs of the Senate believes that it at all likely
,o occnr. All the appropriation bills except one,
~ I,dian. have been passed and are now i'll the
honds of the enrolers, and will be done by noon
.OnorroN. The Indian bill will be reported tO-mOr-
row and passed without delay, and thus the abso-
ltely essential legislation viii be out of the way
The Democratic majority i'll the House have reached
,bat point at last when they are very anxious to
Get away: but the temper of the Senate is
averse to being hurried, and will probably for
ever be opposed to allowing the House TO
,oLe more than a submissive part in deciding
onv concurrent question. SO that even il
,bc Senate could adjourn as well as not on Monday
Of 4 o'clock, it would probably fix the hour some
rbat later or postpone it until the next day. The
indications last night were very strong that the
senate would delay the adjournment Many of the
Democrats appealed to the Republicans TO call up
the House resolution, but no Republican wonld con-
sent In the evening session Mr.. Edmunds gave no
lice that he would tomorrow cali up for consdera-
tiop until finished the school amendment 10 the Con-
stitution. Everybody knows that when the Senate
ATTEMPTS 20 discuss constitutional amendment the
members have before them no short task. still
further indication OF the intention of the Senate IS
found in the alleged purpose of Senator Morton to
return and speak on the Mississippi report of Sell
aor Boutwell,. In addition to all this the liawalan
treaty is vet undsposed of but that may be gotten
nd of easily.
Ii cannot be that tie Senate is delaying action on
the resolution in order TO prevent the operation OF
the rule which allows the rules TO be snpcnded III
the House ten days before adjournment, because
tomorrow being Monday the rules may be suspended
for any purpose by two-thrdS vote. If the session
Is prolonged few days the House viii certainly oe
without quorum, and a call will have TO be made
and the members brought back from their homes
No final adjournment can be had during the absence
of a quorum when a vote is demanded and CT course
no business can be transacted. Notwithstanding
this the members will not stay here any longer,
There are now CO members absent with leave and 10
without while q or more of Others are already
packing their carpet bags with thcr surplus station
cry and preparing to leave III the next Is hours
Among the Senators absent are McSsrs. Sherman
Morton. Cameron, Thurman, Conk!ing, baymd
and Wallace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-Samuel Bliss ~ Co., wholesale
groccis II s city adNse that two forgol notes on them
have BE- en- issne,l from Philadelphia and Begot.aec
PDoylpxNcE r. l., Aux. l3.-Iu Newport to-day,
the eOachnan III Mr Wltam Turn, nared tianhngah hSo
his skuu fractured by a kick while sroohl"g morse.
PorrsyuLE, Penn, Aug l3.--EphIaim Phiiipe
Supervisor New Castle wrsie sehl y ~
~, nav 500 aud undergo one year
for sslg fraudulent tax receipts 70 secure ms
election. 49,.
Bosroy Aug. ia number Oh I ~ sssr sa,
pni Sos@nh prGzo shot and ist.y rv en-, and
Me;lIra and Ferdinand do 1ehna'' WV"
stabbed =, = p...,,,oL,t tLis
PnovrprscE Aug lsNn .o pay MSs n ri Ins
morning w -, ,,d,y amruatcJ. and WAS NJ TIE bau't "
pIls.n nc u" n Is opposed that he died IRON An o'sss
c., vc,sco. Aug 13.-Millcr alias Woodrnn.
,ins secretary the Contract ara Iin sr IN. NV
pany 70" Ms ,csnnss hal asal EsSevssa esa's -
Wss srtested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
WESTERN EXPLORATION
Tug WHEELER LAPLDIUOS PRErAEiSG 70 TAM
INF HELD.

IGENLRAL rREss DIsPArtHl
WASHINGTON, Aug. Establishments OF the
Wheel, expedition are leaving horc daily for The HELD
TIM. work of exploration and surrey technically known
a. the United states geographical survey west OF ia"
10Th meridian will be carried during the remainder
Of The ycarin New Mexico. Colorado, Nevada and Calf
forua The sections ~ country 10 be explored are con
t.alol- to Finished Territory" surveyed 10y this body
ar by Clarence KING ~ previous years, aud tie iSngii
tou Will be an extension Of syscm- alr' tdy completed
10 which II ,l he loacd There viii be two points oi
rendezvous and outht-tar-on cav, Nevada ana west
Los Auiinns Colorado Al these places "a" executive
and s,,nCc al achGs Of the suryey, some 30 IN number
ar, nov gath. ring and at these points of QUILT the expo
diton will receive numerous addition IN the persons 81
aude. paclcr, military escort, &c Seven WORKING par
ti,s will take the field IL having been found that the
,rk can b most vigorously carried on By small corps
Of clt or ten persons each. One OF TIE eastern parties
(ruia south Of the latitude oi tie Albuquerque new
Mexico. The other, To be engaged Ia ,oo"uo, WIN
nrorrcd TO the northwestern corner OF 'ha' Std'''
aud Ia the at tbc acquire tht ohd e'tr
siry for the complexion Oi thc map 81 thI tit,',5'
Fyr PARTIES viii operate the Pacific coast. taxing Car
.nu ny as an iuitia point. From mere Trey VIII hdNS
surVCys eastward the pidnR ana isolated mountain.
region, OF Nevada, and westward INTO the rugged r
Nevada range auIg which The tflansdldti0u van d"
Developed above tie Central fHc.h' iiii!i"au VOL hh
i'm The vicinity oi rcKwHn Pass and ~ iaf toward ne
mort bern boundary OF California as the Hn"iucHi al lh'
season allow ~ yet The iOpos laiiy ol th"st re
giuus l. slightly and a., the tide or Frcith -
turning directions. ~ hrs been deemed th'Stht
datcly them VITA -N-t'nHtlt
cal survey, which viii take Cogulltr'" oi "l ~
port upon the national resource OF Tue regions 's''u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
TOO MUCH SILVER IN CALIFORNIA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

WHY THE ISSUE OF SMALL COIN HAS LIEN A DAM
AGR To THAT COAST.
IrRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-.Thc issue of subsidiary
coins by the Government, III exchange Tor fractional
currency, has resulted Ia great loss to the people OF
the Pacific coast Previous TO the passage OF the
INST Subsidiary Silver bill the anciaTy CONS were
Issued only in exchange for gold coin at par. This
policy while the amount Of the subsidiary COINS was
limited, caused them to circulate the Pacific coast
OF par with gold coin When the first silver bill was
passed. and it became possible 10 obtain silver cur
rehcy In exchange for fractional notes worth l0 or
~ per cent less than gold, the new coins rap
idiy bought up in New-York, Philadelphia. and
o'her Eastern cities, and shipped to the Pacific
coast where they sold at considerable profit.
in's partially explains the small change famine "
y, winch there has been 30 general complaint in the
. great portion of the new silver currency
ieouea mas gone to the Pacific coast and San Fran
'oo 'o,uay full Of silver halfdollars and quar-
W" ~, mace IN The Philadelphia mint.
"o auSent Oh the new and cheaper coin in San
francisco OF course caused a depreciatiop IN the
Naine OF that already circulating there. and il has
now reached discount Of about seven per cent
Snen compared with gold. The decline has not
Ueon as great as II otherwise would he from the fact
a' 'see Quantities of it have gone into the coun-
Wy, 10 that the accumulation in San Pra,c;sco bas
WV peen ~ great cit otherwise would be- In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

having ever stated he saw Gen. Babcock receive
letter from Joyce. He said further:
On the 9th of April he received communication from
Bluford Wilson requesting him to resign subsequently,
in conversation with Mr. Wilson, he asked the reason
for requesting him To resign, WHEN Mr. wilson stated .nt
1t was because the witness forced himself before ts
committee to testify against his friend Mr. iayin Tue
witness informed him that his Information Was iase anu
this he could prove by member Of this committee ns,-
ing Mr. Clover ON the Sd OF May he called on Mr. VIII
son. In company with Mr.. Glover, when Mr. wilson sai
as reason for removing the witness from ONCE that nc
did propose having subordinate hanging I9ui
to testify AGAINST Yaryan. Mr.. Glover stated 10
Mr. Wilson that the points which the witness hah
been called to testify came from source unknown 10
him, and that the latter not voluntary Wl.nc>s ;
Mr. Wilson expressed himself satisfied with Hr clover
statement and left infer that he would REVOKE
the order of dismissal; the witness made an appear 10
the President. the Sth OF July after inc rctIt
ment ~ Secretary BTiSow Secretary Moriil. MS sue
ccsSor restored him the witness had received iu com
pensaun from the date of his removal III MAY 10 inc
date Of his restoration IN July.
The committee have adjourned aiurther examina-
ton of whisky frauds until the next session OF Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
UNHEARD-OF SMALLNESS.
THE SALARIES OF LADY CLERKS TO BIZ CUT DOWN TO
SPARE THOSE OF VOTERS.

THE SALARIES OF LADY CLERKS TO BIZ CUT DOWN TO
SPARE THOSE VOTERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-One of the meanest
propositions that has recently been made is credited
10 avery high officer of the Government, who, it is
sad proposes that in reducing the force of clerks
in the several departments, the salaries of all
ladies now receiving $1,000 S1,4O0, $1,000 or
$500 shall be reduced to 5000, in order that
it shall not be necessary to discharge as many
male clerks of the higher grades as Will
otherwise have to go. The number of ladies in the
employ Of the Government who receive more than
g. 600 salary is small, and i'll almost every instance
they experts in the department of the service III
which they are placed. II is not claimed that the
male clerks who will receive their salaries can do
the work any better well rs it is done Ivy the
ladies' Indeed it is proposed to keep the ladies IN
their present positions, but to add what Is taken
from their salaries to the pay Of clerks who can
vote and render other political service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
APPEARANCE OF TIE THEATER.
THE BRILLIANT AUDIENCE-SCENIC EFFECr-MoDE
OF Lighting THE BUILDING.


OF Lighting THE BUILDING
LONDON. Monday, Aug. IA. 1875
A special dispatch TO The Daily Mere from Bay
reuth reports that The performance of Rheingod,"
the prologue TO The Ring of the Nibeung," began at
7 o'clock Sunday evening. Every seat in the audi
forum was occupied.
The audience was one of the most brilliant and
distinguished ever assembled in Germany. In the
Royal Box were the Emperor William and the En-
peror Dom Pedro; the Grand Dukes OF Mecklen-
burg Sake Wcmar, Auhalt and Baden and many
other members OF the nobility. Among the famous
composers present were List and Gonnod.
The auditorium remained in darkness throughout
the performance all the light being concentrated on
the stage. Applause was permitted only at the con-
clusion of The acts The scenic effects were of great
beauty the PEI fonance admirable and the orchestra
nearly perfection. The arrangement by which the
latter was concealed from view was success and
greatly heightened the effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
RVNOR Or A GREAT FIGHT.

GEN. CROOK SAID 10 HAVE ANNinlIA1ED The SIOUX.
HELE.A Montana. Aug, 13.-Ihe independents
Bozcman, Montana, special of Aug II says "
Sioux squaw has come into the Crow camp with re-
ports of "A terrible battle between Gen. Crook and
the Indians She states that Gen. Crook has almos;
annihilated the Sioux, aud has the remainder in
such a position as 10 force their surrender. The
persons who br;ng this news from the Crow agency
may have greatly exaggerated the story, if il is not
entirely false"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
GUARDS FOR THE OVERLAND ROUTE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ia company of
the ls Cavalry stationed 1T san Diego is ordered to hold
Itself readiness to leave Tor service on the overland
route Tie Diego Union says: The force ia neces
say 10 protect tic citizens the border from pige
and murder Their withdrawal viii cause the settlers To
abandon tier homes. Real dagger cOnironts numerous
body o American citizens the frontier OF this county.
and the removal o the troops will be n serious CO
aInty" Four companies OF the 18th Artillery left yes
tcrdiy Cheyenne also guard tine railway line and
snnplN The place of the lro0ps sent 70 Gen. Crook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

Saturday evening in the IXth Assembly District for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the organization OF
companies of Bows in Blue" in that district corn,
mittee was appointed procure place or meeting anu
to call to all soldiers and sailors in the dlstrct
The Fourth Ward Independent Association yesterday
adopted resolutions in support Of Tden and Hendricks
William r. Roberts named as their candidate or
County Clerk and william Campbell for Alderman The
following officers were elected Denis Downing. Pfes
drut; John Faon, yiccPresdent; r. DOnnely, Treas
urer Charles buddy, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
WAGNER'S GREAT FESTIVAL.
THE FIRST DAY AT BAYREUTH.

THE FIRST DAY AT BAYREUTH.
COMPLETE TRIUMPH OF 1.-THE RING OF THE NIB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MORE THAN REALIZED
PRESENCE OF THE EMPEROR WILLIAM, DON
PEDRO, AND SEVERAL GERMAN PRINCES.
BY CABLE TO rRIBUSrI
BAYREUTI, Bavaria Sunday, Aug 10. 1876
The first part of Wagner's great musical drama,
"The Ring of the NiblungD was performed here
this evening with overwhelming success. The the
ater erected for the occasion, was filled with bril-
liant company. The Royal Box was occupied by the
Emperor William of Germany, the Grand Dukes CT
Weimar Baden, and of Wiirtemberg and their
suites. Among other spectators were Dom Pedro H.,
Emperor of Brazil nearly all the leading musicians
Of Germany, about $50 Americans, mostly from
New-York and Boston, and people from all parts Of
the world.
Excepting some trivial arrangements Of scenery,
the representation was perfect. The acting was all
good The elaborate stage machinery was admirable
in its working and the effect Of the music was mag
ncent beyond ell description. 1t far surpassed ex-
pcctatOns and the general verdict is that 1t Is
triumph of the new school of music, final and COM
pletc.
The performance lasted two hours and half with
out intermisson The audience Listened with silent
attention till the very close, when there was tenn
pest of calls for Herr Wagner, but he did not ap-
pear No hostile demonstrations made. The
city is Illuminated tonight and all the people are in
the streets
When the Emperor William arrived yesterday he
was received at the railway station by Her Wag-
ner, of whom he inquired with great interest
whether it was true that so many Americans had
come to witness the performance. J. n. G. IL.