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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-05

T>pgR Radical rule, the several years
,ts party WAS in power, the vast deposits
r. the state were made with party favor
.e, ,ad state officers proited by the
ayorI.eIsm.
Under Democratic rule, nearly $40
oyasye been realized from this source
. the people Of the state.
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The Republican Side OF the story
Through the Associated Press.

DENVER. Cot, October 4.-The official
figures are coming in and show still
heavier Republican gains snd majorities
than last night'' dispatches indicated.
Arapshoe county gives the Republicans
42O majority, Boulder cDu 'ty 3lJ msJori-
". n Repub.l .lcsn gain IN the two cou9-
ties Of .l53. The Demo ratio loss in Los
AnImos county, their strongest county
will he 25 per cent more than a. trst
estimated and they loss member OF
the legislature in IN { county.
The Democrats concede the state 10 the
Republicans, who cisIm 2,sOD majority.
The legislature will b. twO.tnHds Repub-
lican in esch house.
DESyER, Col, October 4-There il no
longer any doubt that the Republicans
have carried this stsle by 3 majority ap-
proximating 1000, and the official figures
draw a ratio of gains by them which, II
sustained in sections not vet heard IRON
mu.t increase tie majority ~ ZOO.
Los AnimOs, the strongest Demo
cratic county in the state, and
which was concsdei by the most ssngulL e
Republicans as Democratic By 800, gives
80 Republican, gain Of u Boulder
county. Republican majority coo, Il gain
Of 574. GiIpin county, Republican
majority 80. gain Of 29s Jefferson
county, - Republican msior.1y, a gsir Of
2l3 Park county, Republican majority
1856 r gam Of Us. Dee Creek county.
Repu b.lcan majority III, gain OF 40.
z Paso, Republican majority $50. gain
Of 237. COstil.o, Republican majority
400 a gain of4il. COnejoUs county. the
Republican majority is estimated At 300.
a gan Of 395 Ebert county. majority
~. gain 273. Weld county, Republ "a
majority 325, gain lsl. Pueblo county
Democratic majority Us, Democratic
gain l.. Ssgnsche county, RsPublican
m-jori,g estimated at l,lo7, RePubl csn
1872. Rio Grande county, RePab ic.n
majority I25, RI. .ub icsn gain l15.
San Juan mini regions are believed
will give the Republican ticket 8 ma.
! jority Of 200 st least. The Chairman Of
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All We want is full vote. Let the
sc,iye Democrats in each county now see
TO i, that every Democratic vote Is polled,
An,I vote IN Ohio county means 600
Democratic majority. A full vote in
every county in the state means 10000
msiority for ATHEwa.
Be active. men, Be vigilent until the
p sh: Of the 10Th.
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CoNFERENCE GRAND COUNCIL OF THE UN1TED
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1876.
At Conference the Grand Council of the United States the
American Alliance held Philadelphia July 4th and 5th 1876
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1t'hcc|ine Ae9ister.
a., cs,,sd y,S'srdor al 1893

H., ,-,o.trr fy-ia4 ;0tH De parity cio"d9
,ia nortterIy to sa''sT'y '''"a'' 'o'''T
.,rohsrs and RAIN.
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SEC The for which this Oder organized is for the main
of American principles follows An amendment to the
Naturalization Laws limiting the suffrage persons born an tS
tru or of American parents election american born citizens
onLy to official positions IN this country.
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Down With Citizens Of Foreign Birth.
Every Member ofthe Order Must Take the Follow
ing Oath:
Oath of the American Alliance.

l soemny that will not vote for any person or
persons for any official position in this country under
the laws thereof who not American born citizens
and that will not betay of the secrets of this Order give
the person belonging to the without his consent
and that will faithfully obey all Rules Orders the notin
conflict with the Constitution the United States and the State OF
which a resident and that will do all in power TO for
ward the of the Order generally and Council of which
am member and of American principles in this country So
help God.
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Later Ret

AUGUSTA, GA, October 4.-The Dem.
ocratIc ticket was elected in this county
by LOO majority. The Legislative
ticket was reduced to 700 majority By an
independent ticket. ColQuitte's majority
in this city is 1900.
MACON, GA, October 4.-The election
was quiet everywhere. The vote is small
but largely Democratic. The Republi
cans made no fight in most of the coun-
ties, except for Governor No disturb
ance reported anywhere. n more peace
able elction was never held in this
state.
From Other Sources tuan Associated
Press.
Snecial Dispatches ~ ga" '>''f"''"''
HARTFORD, October 3.-Returns thus
far from our town elections Of yesterday,
are fortv-eisht towns Democratic and
thirty.one Republican. being Demo
cratic gain OF six towns over last October,
with decided Democratic gains on the
popular vote.
DENVER, Col, October The out
rageous action Of the Colorado Republi-
can Central Committee in sending An
Associated Press dispat b at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, clsimingt State by 2,OOC
and the Legislature by i"rty majority, is
recoiling upon them alter far from
pleasing fashion. 1t WAS done purely for
effect upon Ohio and Indiana. The
regular Associated Press dispatches
from here this evening, are of the
same character, being made up by the
Republican Committee upon estimates
so-called, instead OF facts, Arrspahoe
county is claimed by them by 800, when
they have not gto two hundred; George
town by $50 when they row confess TO
having but 80. Many other instances of
the same character could be mentioned,
but the best indlcatsons Of facts Is, that
the Republican Committee have
come Down from 1000 10 300
The Democratic Committee claim
the Stste by at least 500 majority.
many OF the strongest Democratic
counties being out of the reach of tele-
graph tonight. The Democrats also
claim the Legislature and the election OF
two Democrats 10 the United States
Senate, and three Electoral votes for
Tllden and Hendricks.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 3-H.ye
Just received the following dispatch from
j. g. Psngborn:
"DENvER. Col, October 3.-''Returns
came IN very fsvorsbly, and We claim
both State and legislative ticket, for the
Democra,s.r JoHS e.. Tho, SON.
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NAME.
THE ORDER FOR HAYES.

The resolutions of nomination and enlargement,
after reafrmng the principles Of their Constitution
read as follows:
ORDER OF THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
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HAYES THE CANDIDATE Of THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE
OF HIS NOMINAL
Committee Letter Of Aeeepteaee Faes
Of TIL Citizen
Q

Rutherford Hayes accepted and whose he ndorses
as an honorary member of the Order bound to support
tains these provisions:
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[ Additional Dspltcbe' on ith Psge.l
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CONSTITUTION
A AMERICAN LIAM CE,
ORGANIZED, 1S71-1S79-1S76.
Americans to Rule America.
ARTICLE I.
ARTICLE II.

The name of this Order shall be the AMERICAN ALLIANCE
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the Republican State Committee claims
Il OF The 26 counties in the state, and
three-!our,es ot the legislature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-04

A CExrExxIAL CHUNK. BoRx-At
Dalton, Luzernc county, Pennsylvania.
D. 9. is, 1875, to the wife Of Sidney +.
Kingman, : son, weighing fifteen
pounds. Mother md child doing we'll
at last sccounta.
The above were the contents Of .
note received the other day. II the
event had occurred Il any other State
than Pennsyl vsnia - would - IN
cllned % doubt ~ 6lteen pound part
u il, taking i ~ one o 6ld,e iokel.
But n,llial Il ilnlly II liz ~,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-04

THos. j. SIMPSON, in q letter to his
brother, DR.. B. Simpson, Of this place.
written at High Point, Monitcan
county. Missouri, Dec. 10th. says that
times are distressingly hard back
there; and that wages arc from eight
to ten dollars per MONTH, boarl inclu.
ded, or seventeen dollars without
hoard. And then Simpson faccticusly
inquiries, what would you people in
Idaho think Of this, who receive almost
Of that sum per dayl The
contrast il sufficient to make one feel
thankful that he lives in Idaho and
not Missouri. Eight dollars! Why,
that sum wouldn't keep man in pa
per collars out here.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-04

[or INA oc1 s. III the grand BAL i
So moth u moving that Z Per
|smbule o6Id give you Z dist0rt'
ia amount * Tue affair. his literary
|spectacles having recently become
much obscurcd by reason of "Kro.
bar" accident which suddenly overlook
him 4 few days since.
The ball given by Mr.. DavisoJ'
was . stump. in every way; it was N
fact the grandest affair d. the season.
and was attended by the elite from all
sections Of the county. AL the ladies'
we're elegantly attired in costumes ap.
propriate to the occasion, and pin
backs" made their appearance for the
first time, believe, in the Basin. jim
DAWSON never does anything by
halves, and he surpassed himself "n
this occasion. The daEcing halt was
appropriately decorated with ever.
greens, and to the excellent music dis.
coursed by those accomplished must.
clans, Messrs. Tincher, Rant. Church.
ETC., the grand march and dance
ut about nine o'clock and
was kept up with spirit until supper
was announced at the hour of twelve.
Everybody knows the reputation OF
Davison's hotel for good dinners, and
it is sufficient to say that the repas,
spread for the hungry throng excelled
all expectations. After supper the
Of the ball was changed.
several Of the ladies acting IA floor
in place Of the gent cmen
who offic,atcd in the fore part of tho
evening. aud the assiduity and grace.
with which they discharged their du-
Ties excited the admiration Of all pres
mt. No gentleman. be he ever ="
bashfnl. was spared, but was forced
from his retirement behind the stove,
n i'm whatever monk or corner he had
taken shelter. and captured by some
fair partner who wnnld lead him tri-
out on the ilunr. and more
willing and contcn,ed captives we
nave never seen. Several humorous
Incidents occurred while the lady Il or
managers had the conduct Of the bali
\ retired merchant of this place. la.
,ctl'cr with popular county officer
rom Your city who had not participa-
ed ry freely in the dance during the
ore part Of the evening, through their
innate modcsty. 1t course. took promi.
cent seats during the progress Of th.
,all after supper. and were prominent
marks Tor the young ladies' in search
i partners. Once we observed a trio
II gentlemen, WIN in conversation
With the twn had placed themselves
n front, so rs 10 obscure their pres.
'ncc somewhat from the thrm,g of la
as, whcrrnlDn they were prccnpto-
.ly ordered to ret from leforc them.
- the ladies were about to choose
again. a. thsn.h they expect
or hal any id "A II lcing picked mp.
Ono or two mishaps occurred. such
: a p"rlly and genial friend Of ours
Iinsc:i;n. his dim:nu,ivc partner Oh
hc il.nr--and a jov;aI butcher meet.
ng Wit. u like misI,ap Ia himself.
anding nn his hack will, his heels up
Everything passed o!: most pleas
ntly. No disturbance "s any kind
ccurred; no drunken men were viSi.
lc, and sncl, n,,isanccS m sausage
nd scs!!s.s manufacturers. milkmen,
utchers and hasl, eaters from your
nrg very scnsibly rcfraincd from put
ing in an appearance at this, the
lost recherche affair that we have ev.
T attended in the ball line.
:. AusACE.
, 1876-06-13
How Ti1sy Give Away Fine Farms In
KRnBns+


Etaren.parsh Timer.
Some tftnn lasl April, Lcse lfrownlre, who IL the
head OF u sina1 faulty, utd liyes A6uut - lnlaa
southwest fEoM thu city. VIVA vlsktsl IT hin hsuHs
by un oldtas looking gentleman, who stated that
hu had heun authorized to preHtnt TO his astun!Ahct
host either sum 0f money Ut deed TO tho fnrrn
upun which ho was living @ tcnhnt., thinking
pYefsr tho farm Tho stranger suld al right und,
irquubtlnK few days tins, drnYe away. Mr.
ljr0wn!et soon forgot the occuTruncu, mud was At.
eilllllg lu hs farm ~ HAnn, when one day After.
ward u waB called to tho housc, aud lhcru found
the eamo individual, who. to hts further astontsh-
nlcnt. presented hin with clear lcc4 to thu prt,n1'
tsed pfuperty, In tho v!ettors Hnnlr, hllh foh him
that It had been tsAwnup In order thlt he not
dtcovse The right 0f the true ercr. ltc then
might expect to be visited again next fdl " party
OF wnrkiielI, whO would procure matsflal aliu baa
for him comfortable hDuAe 0n thu premises lhe
stranger wun!A talk further than 10 tnY that hs
was thu nyfnt Of u gentleman wllune !ncuns was
}11 aAy. Shurtly ufGr he Ieft Ms. Ir1wnlet re-
cpisch postai cAtd, which informed him that h
would cnll ut b1k-s1nsc Hthh ctty r would A!ii
buok whtll would bu wnrth h!s WHILE ~ l.,uk after.
liz went to Thy store us'1 there found ~ blbls
''1'ha ia ttu!n friend and relative. 1ead It und
proat by it,"
3ts. I1ownlee says ho has no knowledge Of tho
gfur of flH most acceptable psChGnls, but thinks
hv Is the rrrn.s husband u s grandmother. liz,
Il IL raiA cHlstet. md went ~ tr Artiran Nat,
unA was 1esrt after hrnstf from. uhl fur ln;
ti,nu snp}n,. 10 1e .i.a III, wlfe. Mr. itluw!i'
! fcea EfdihstnuIlcr. "a- takrn in rhAsge by ts7
grandson uIal earri Tor l1l1t ht1 death; und l!u
links lal te ul Eel Il, NH, IN layn.ent for hls
s1Ia. IL lhun HahiAs aG4 LII tsaksMSN VI ew Attsl'
uvuA.
, 1876-06-13

7'7&tEnI HIa33IEE1
DLoosttNuTon, ILL.,, juno 1..-The Won,cn'e Ed
ucat!onal Association OF thu Illinois Wesleyan Uni
verylty held Its annual business meeting, and
elected US one set OF lady Trustees Mra- g. T..
Grow, W. II. Adams. Z. G. ltydp, $. Z. Withcre,
y. M. y. Fry, s. u. Jackman; President. Mrs.
Fry: Vice President, Mrs s. E. Raymond; re-.
cardnB Secretary, MrH. Grow; Corresponding Sec
llalo; Financial accrctary. Mis- A.. T.. sandforsl.
III tlu evening a Iargo ulccting WIS addressed ~
DR.. i1ursh, Of Draw Theological Semln!ry, N. i.
turcd on ''Thc philosophers stunn. " Mrs.
Sanford. Financial Secretary, EeporteG
ycar before, il, i,tjn; total 81, s1D; subscription
81, 200. They have hoIpcd eighteen girls 10 hulncs
Tho object 9f tho society !a to found woman
attending college. Therc ia great Interest unlona
tile nlc1nheEY.
, 1876-06-13
TIE VATICAN.

cELEnRaTIoS OF AN oLD-T1ME rArAL VICTORY.
lionE, May 2n.-To-day tho seventh centenary
Of tho victory gained by the Lombard League over
narbarossa, at Lcgnhno, was celebrated With great
pomn ut the Vatican. This grand hn'l of the Cum
ststory was crowded with the Catholic representa-
tIycs Of the twenty four cities Of the Icaguc WHO
had responded 10 the call mado by tho Society of
Ypang Catholic Italy to nsakc this Hy the occasion
for paying espccal honngs 70 piu: VI. Ths
lore, attended By ten cardtnats nnd sasfnHnasa t,
ttnr so. Fs'Ise P"Hs rss.Idsn s,re,s "f ths
altribntIng ,hc glory ii yctury u Alexander III.
IN rcr!s!h9 ht. tlolincss tpoke the Elo,lgnt &C.
present; hut TIN, Bects SOM commenced their PEI.
hdious rnrls Of offending religion and enclety ~
means Vt an un~crupuons press. With vivid
tonchcs he depleted tlis gradual increase Of cyl.
I'VE shall not 20 e cat,osta had been ,ata ny "
the Church Ths pops d'4 not know t t nor - DIG i
fnlly certain that the Cross would triumph. After
the Pope had Impaired his Arostolie benedlction
an offering 0f upwards Of 90, 0oO francs was hn"
INFLATED ut his ftek.
, 1876-06-13

70 The snlallctt hamlet, II wished to be commano
Mssts rGm AS s9ns All VI"
a..atttnatlen of l'audln mud t,as'o'.."
d'ctas, iaudln tauntcl by man 4 I'll. bs'ti.
calc* with receiving ll!s pay ~ n Deputy. when he
sxclsimet - viii r.how you how man die. f"r
wns .hot by Tic troops. n.was IN dcfcna!ng some
monument over liis tomb thnt ii Gatnpo.ta 1iatG
him celebrity. M. Hugo prncec'Icd'.
THE burning of she raiie;lc. and tho Hotel de M
vs he k the Ten9n 81 u H.
o. the ilonlevaras va. crIn1s. The dsed q tho
throw Iight on each ether; They ought 10 10
crecs Il viii haye reserved ali !a Indulgence fot
s .ese.y e.: hs a." Fss aho s
Eyscc, wanted thc Louvre, md WHO. In stabbl!i9
rs p4Sf s,;d, ;sSSs s ~ st ts Swe s Gs' e TIE;
having completed the I'd Of ilecomhor hy sedsn,
ne M iJt q ,hs r,ess spp5gs1n n
nnlt. Mnsnan. ST. Aruaud. Abbntncc. they have
gIsct thcir nA,nrs tn sirtcts In Farit. Compare
condemned to transportation aud hard labot 5. Qua
hns ehasi.e The 18Th q March. while II swotc al
Victor 1Ingu then ittcrhrd The stnte OF tho prla.
ucppred Inc continuation of the prosecutions aud
s'That il how thu ista Of March has been atonoa
tos ~ tor tho i! of December, It has heen Ilvsl'
as hs been naors an u ans n to GH,
1ciLl Tho pricrts have ptayed for u, the Judges
have Judged by Il, and the representatives q .he
eS4ns ete not on1y %s reeesta S % ths Sn. eeped s
submitted To them. acting with an rfgoE aEnlnst tse
people and all baaencss before tho Emie5or II !,
, 1876-06-13
INDIANS.


ST. PAUL, MHn., Junu 13.-Dnlclal adY!ces
frun Gcn Terry confirm the report eEctofotu sent
that his command Junu wat ut the cruising Of
tho Little Missouri within TIRES daya' march Of
the supply depot established by boats sont up tile
Yellowstone. rhc Indian rar,osn Of fight with
Custcs's cavalry about June near Tonguo lstvcF,
re,ortcL lust werk from Laramie, Indicate 8 fight
with Ma|, SweitzurH detachment, fur companies
OF tho second Cavalry attaclcd to Gibbons column.
At Inst alyirus tibboIi'h column was cra.sng thu
ltostbud lsiyer. moving d'wn thu Yellowstone
Valley, and would reach TonYue lssct about Tho
eorrvCt that tho wandering ha,,ti which hrst
engaged tho eayalry was reinforced during tho dny
tux Iini all,l alllcs wprp lii osltun fso,n which
they could not crcAc without meeting and defeat.
!ng eithrr ti!btn, tTockcy, OF Terry. On tho ttnn
tAan nix months Old
, 1876-06-13
TEMPERANCE

PHILADELPHIA, pa., Juno 1.-THE Woman'a
International Temperance Convention assembled
this morning Al thu Acadc,uy Of Music. atts Mar
garet u. Parker, of Dundee, Scotland, tbs frvs.
dent Ut the Temperance Entnn Of Gsrat iltstan,
occupied the etafr. The address Of welcome wns
delivered by Mrs. Annie Wli,rhnicycr. which was
responded 10 by the President. 4 letter waa rad
Thu. was sent by order Of queen Victoria. dcrlin~
u,st,cf mult sest with thu british public; Thc
following permanent officer: ,,, were chosen;
Vice. .r4r"identssFs. .rter u
Nundee. Scotland; slEs. Willing, ol illiuols: Ms'
u. woaa. Of Ed!nba,E: NJ. Yogmans; / at can;
I0wa; Mt.. P5uyin. OF japan; Mrs. Stewart. 81
Ohio. to represent England. Hcctetaries-s WI
l4rd. Ut Chicago; Mrs. Butt Of New York; bss,
Harvey, OF Canada TfeasuTer-MN. Lcnsitt. 0
Ohio. Committees we1s appointed and Feces:
tAksp III o'clock th1s Afternoon.
, 1876-06-13

L.yxrroo1, June 12. Tho num1.cf Of maEnia-
cent hteaunllips lying Idle in thu Liverpool and
DErkcnhcad dock. ls unparalleled In lhc history Ut
commerce. and tbs probability is that the number
will incrcahe.
Loypox, Jnne 1a+-E. r. Kingston, Tho English
ez4ay!st and the outEor Of tho ''Lfo OF Artcnlus
WaEI," died OIL Frlay.
JOURNALISTIC.
1t IL reported that Albert urant haa sold hs aows-
paper, tho Echo.
W1NsLOW.
In tho House OF CnmmUns this afternoon, IN re-
My 10 d question, tho Under Foreign Secretary
stuffed that Secretary Feh's dispatch Of May -,
rr]ntfng to tho W!tslow case, has been received,
but not yct answered, and could not, therefore, he
committed to the tlousc.
FAILURE.
NEW YonK, June IA dispatch from London
htatcs that largo failure ~ reported OF cotton
firm, with factories III thc neighBo1hood Of Winter
ford, ireland. Tbs liabilities arc said to be
"LoRps OF ArPEAL.n
1.oHpoS, June l3.-'fhc 1i0aec ii Commons last
Night read second time tho Appclfatc-Iurisaic.
ton bill which retains The House OF Lords a. 'nhl
Court Of appeal, and provides for certain NUM-
her Of saaTttl Judges to sit III that Honts a. Lorlt
LoHrnN, June IL. in the lobby Of tue II ouee oi
Commons to night the up.n0n Il general that tho
negotiations between the United States md GscAt
1iritaIn on The e1tradition question aro again Ut
deadlock.
, 1876-06-13
ANOTHER DROP IN RATES.

ANOTHER i)K0P In RATES.
Tho railroads hnse at last fund unt thnt Ii they
mean to induce incrcated travel by reduced raes
they must reduce them to such figures to make
tho saving m object to the public The scdnc.
tlons herctofurs maslc amounted 10 very litt!o ut
the preAent time, inasmuch as thcse rates 7cre
about thu same m tho rcgnlnr Centennial tickets.
The reduction ,nadc day or two ago on Woat-
tsn1tlc Eastward. Theru Is hut lfttu ttavel West.
wnstl lust nuys and after tie Fourth Of July wh0n
nscne will tfavct MeHt, It Hun huve been M elsy
u,attcr nercass Westbound tickets agatn THY fat
thing las now becn dniIc by the railroads, anl this
morning similar reduction takcB place IT. Eaat-
dny or two ago. THO Michigan Southern ltailEoad,
which IL ynnterblt's line. was tho first road To
conclude TINT the war would rreclvnA new !nl-
petuH BY further reduction, and tho uttlor roaus
ieadng to tic East followed In quick succession,
and hid their posters printed announcing tlc In
gan Central Michigan Southern. md E''o = thlca-
10 ltailroads will 6U a. foIlowH; iron GhtenEo to
10 Boston, Sig. Thu latter Two raads
also, reduced the rate 10 Cleveland to
So, and the former thu ratc to philadelphia
70 $l:4o, The 2tes am announced .'' tl,,,,yyo BY 1he
Oh!o Ralfonls ure a, folluwB:. From Ch!cago to
New fork. Sill to Boston. WIG New York, Sln; to
Philadelphia, s12. ~; anl 10 Baltimore u'1d Wash"
'Thv centennial r,,t1nd.trlp tickets IT, New York
arc sJ3, anil to ullles ppnS III proportion. which
Tickets Ths iatter tcksts, howeyer. aIe limited
to i've anys, wAle thu f0r1nGE AFRO E0uu for sixty
G,yh. Thu railroads will lind II to thelF 1eNuat II
they Withdraw the Centennial tlckc1s altogether,
AMI limit tho regular tckes to thirty Or stxty days
, 1876-06-13

CHEYENNE. Wy, Junu 1e. Twenty head Of
horses weru run Oft by lullann from Kciys rancha,
un The Chug, 50 tnilrs north Of this place, Or Tho
10th luat. t'apt. Egan ssarled in pursuit.. Thuy
crossed the rlatto uflus above Fort Laramie.
SIX companies Ut tho Filth Cavalry, commanded
by Gcn. Carr, with buffalo Bll as guide, left Fort
lsusscil sun'lay morning. and camp tonight u
leaving company for tho protection OF TINT val
Icy: Ono company Of this regiment u here yGt,
ahA another IL to arrive. Two Thousand tlaat o!
cAtg for the agencles arrived At Dga!11lla tOduy