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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

Concert at GermantOwn.--No twith-
standing the Indictment weather of Saturday
night last, the church at Germantown was
filled TO its utmost capacity with lovers OF
music to listen to the fine singing of the Gath
ersburg Choir, led by John Clagett, Jr., prom
linen: among which were several solos by Mrs.
Briggs, whose vocaizing was characterized
by degree of brilliance and power seldom
achieved. The Chambers Wife" MAS rem
dered b. Miss Annie Cagett in her usual inn
pressive style, and was listened TO in breath
less silence, making a profound impression
upon the audience. ''Tne Little Brown
Church" and oibet popular songs were sung
in a charming manner by the Misses Thrift,
and gave great delight 10 an appreciative an
dience. The organ used was kindly furnished
and presided over by Miss Amanda Walker,
and being skilfully managed, rendered etfici-
ent music. The songs selected were of great
variety and rare merit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

L. l.. Stanton, son Of the late Secretary
Stanton, aud who has occupied The position
Of attorney foi the District Of Columbia since
the formation of the present form Of District
government, has rendered his resignation,
which has been accepted by the District com
missoners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
Condensed Locals.

Henry c. England, Esq, will address the
Several colored orators have visited our
town during this week, and addressed the col
ored citizens in the interest of the Democracy.
There is coored Tilden and Hendricks
club in Berry's district, numbering fifty
members.
VIM. Love, painter, formerly of this town,
had his thumb accidenty shot off while out
cunning Friday last, near Brookeville.
The meeting at Johnson's Spring was at
tended by three or four hundred Democratic
voters. Addresses were made by George Peter,
Esq William Brewer, j. Mortimer Kilgoul
and Henry C. England
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

@n- LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES 7s2
SEE
WILLETT & LTBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

Centennial Excursion By reference
to our advertising columns it will be seen that
cheap excursion from Washington TO Phila-
dclphia, will be given over the b. & o r Il.
auspices Of Ridgely Encampmeni, No. s. l..
Q. q. F., afiordng a good chance TO witness
the closing ceremonies of the Grand EXPOSE
ton Tickets have been placed at 81 25 for
the round trip, good for ten days from the day
Of purchase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

thank the public for their patronage aud
solicit continuance OF The same
oc 27-3t JOHN a. BAKER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
oRDER. :NJI3T-

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery County.
In the matter of the sale made by Samuel
L. Veirs, trustee, to complete the col
lection of VIM A. Vers, collector of
State and County taxes for the 4th
Election District Of Montgomery Coun-
ty for the years 1878, 1874 -and
1873, Of the real estate of Westel
Willoughby, George 2. Este and
Peter f. Slicker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

Democratic Meetings.-The Demo-
cratic Conservative voters of Montgomery
county will hold meetings as follows: Al
the Great Falls on Saturday afternoon, at 2
o o'clock al Germantown, on Friday, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ. at Boyd's Station, on Mon
day night.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
0 r D Err MIST.
In the matter of Deed OF Trust from
Thomas }. D Bowie aud Mary S.
Bowie, his wife, to George Peter.

IN The CireaH CosHfor WoHtgomr4y County,
sitting as Cart q Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

gag LET OUR FRIENDS SEE THAT EV-
cry DEMOCRATIC VOTE IN THEIR RE
SPECTlVE DISTRICTS is DEPOSITED IN
THE BALLOT BOX!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

Mr. McComas in his Cumberland speech said
"The worst dose any body ever took was
Democratic medicine He's sick already
and hasn't taken the worst part of the dose
yet. Wait until he swallows the dose wen
give him next Tuesday
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

The funeral sermon of the late lamented
Radical party was preached at the Court House
on Thursday night of last week The text
was corruption wins not more than hon
affected, and the orator, out of sympathy for
their grief invited them all 10 attend the final
cremation Of the corpse shortly after the first OF
this month"; when he will burn new brick
kiln, and distribute the sacred ashes accord
in to merit, without distinction Of color.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

fEFIE FIRM heretofore existing under the
4 style of RUfUs X. BOSWELL, JoHx NJ.
BAKER and JONI RLEy, Cor The prosecution
OF the CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDING,
has this day been dissolved, each party col
Letting be bills Of his contracting The busi-
ness Will hereafter be conducted by John VI.
Baker.
Il X BOSWELL.
JOHN 81 BAKER
JOHN l.. RILEY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

A S if its soul had fed
We were asked by the Republican party 10
place at the head of the nation man with no
record and no character, whose influence con-
sisis solely in the blue eyes aud handsome face
and form of his wife. Mr.. Hayes was only
6t and would make an excellent hustle for
Mrs. Hayes.
Mr.. NOLAN, o. Pa. was the next and last
speaker. lie said objection had been made TO
Mr. Walsh by some persons on account of his
being a catholic; but that should be no bar
TO his reelection TO Congress in preference TO
man whose heart WAS not in accord with the
ideas Of reform advocated by Mr. Walsh.
The meeting then, at about o'clock, ad-
journed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

n3- IF YOU WISH TO SEE TIIE.GOOD
OLD TIMES RETURN, GO TO TIE POLLS
EARLY TUESDAY NEXT AND VOTE FOR
TILDEN, HENDRICKS, WALSH AND RE-
FORM
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30
CislO AZ.

podlehnouti, nebot postavenf vojska jeho
u Deligradu jest velmi pevn6. Turkum
pax dosla Spite mimo to rozrnahaji Sc
pry We vojsku nakazlive nemoci. DlonhG
dobyvani Deligradu olloli tedy nevydr
Ii. Krone toho jest armada srbska Sc
silovana denn6 novymi sbory Rusd. Ne.
ien distonici, ale inizSi sarze hrne Sc
nyni do BGlehradu. PoGet Rus6 ar
made srbske dostoupil jiz 10000 muzd.
Drive m6la pry odd6leni 500 muzd cita-
jici iednoho ddstoinika. kdezto nyni kaz-
da kompagnie dfstojnikem opatfena Jest.
Mezi tim .vzmaha sc nadseni Rust do t6
miry, 2e Sc n6ktera m6sta odvazuii liz i
sameho cara zadati, ably valku zvedl.
Situace neni tedy Srbim tax nepfizni =
va. ably Sc s jakymikoliv podminkami
miru nyni jiz museli spokojiti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30
Jak Sc vOIi president!

President Spoienych statd nevoli Sc
pfimo cd lidu alebrz cd volitel1 Gill ele--
ktorn, iez obcanstvo celeho statu yoli. OBJ
drzili vetsinu hlasd volitelove demokra-
ticti, pax Sc vi, ze "a presidenta zvolen
kandidat demokratd, nebof ufadni scitani
hlasa pro elektory odeyzdanych, iez deje
Sc pfitomnosti sehatu snemovny po.
slancd, tedy pied celym kongresse@ est
iiz pouhon formalnosti. Pan X. Jonas
ys SVEN spisu: rAmericka saderace a
samosprayaY5 pse o.veleni presidenta ma
sledovni: IA
v steiny den ustanovujf tvolD Sc volite-
le presidenta po cele Uni, totiz prvni Ute
rylv mesici listopadu.. Statnim snemem
jmepoyani jsou dosud ienom y Jizni ka-
roline; vsude jinde hlasuie pro re lid, pr
eemz cely stat jediny volebni oEres tvorl.
Volitele ovsem hlasujou pro kandidata
strany sve. proto lie vedeti jiz po vyke-
nanem ustano veni (zvolenf techto volitc
lav pocatkem listopadu, kolik hlasd pfi-
padne kazdemu kandidatn pro lfad pre-
'ssidenta, a6koli secitani .d9ie SO vkongres-
su teprv druhou stfedu ymesicl Slnoru.
yoltele hlasuji ballotem (dstaya pfedpi-
suje volbu tajnop), ysak hlasoyacl lstky
otevroui' a pfectou So jiz We biavnfni me-
ste toho ktereho statu, a vysledek volby
zaslee1 sle1 Sc pfedsedovi senatu We Washingto
nus V pfitomnosti Senatu Domu "a
stupcdv Sc zapecetene listiny oteyrou "a
hlasy seeitan. Zvoleny president Cmusi
mit pres polovici vsech hlasa voliteld u
[stanovcnych. e. + q Vs.o oi'L'iHo
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30
Srbska yOjna.

Lord Derby ma "a poslednlch IA dnd
s deputacemi v zalezitosti ukrutnosti bull
harskych k nemu pfichazejicich, pravG
souzeni. Dne 27. zafi podala mu depu-
tace vedena lord mayorem (pfednostou
m6sta) usneseni valneho shromazdGni od
byvanGho dne Is. t. III. Guild Hall,
Deputace tato byla ddlezitejsl vSech pre-
deslych, any Sc nj ouGastnily osobnOsti
yynikajlciho postaveni ano sam lord
mayor Londyna. Earl Derby odpovGdGl
deputaci asi nasledovn6: ,,Mdzcte bYti
uli6ttni, ze vlada nemize podcenovati 81
In pocitu naroda, kteraz Sc beze vsi po-
chybnOsti b6hem nGkolika ncdel sc zfete-
lem k buharskym ukrutnostem tax moe
nc proievila. Nam za to, &c vsichni co
do zasady " iadfe) souhlasime, co by sc
mtlo siati. V malo dnech uvefelnin
depesi, .iez zaslapa byla Siru Henrymu
hlliotovi, anglickemu velevyslanc Ca
rihrade. Narizeno mu, ably 81 vymohl
rohmluyu sc sultanem lemu ably vsecky
skntky oupln6 "A bez obalu pfedlozi a o.
ny osoby, iez p. Barring obzaloval, ably
.lmenovitG zatratil a potrestani jejich "a
dial. Take ulozeno mu, ably sultanovi
predstayil nutkavou potrebu uleveni Il.
trap, ou6mi ukrutnostrni zavin6nych.
Zvla5tni pozornost ieho ably obratil k Get
nym lnosdm bulharskych diyek. Tyto
musl hledany rodinam svym vraccny
byti."
V resoucich tech zadana Jest t6z Via
da, ably svola.a parliament k mimofadn6-
mu zasedani. Lord Derby pravil, ze ien
' neinalehav6jsich pfipadech, iako jest
n. pr prohaseni valky, parliament k mi
mofadnenu zasedani SO svolava: My
nejsme We valce u sotva sc nj octne-
me =. Doufam, ze drive nez by Sc par
lament seiiti rnohl, v6ci Y hlavnich kusich
budou urovnany. jest pochopitelno re
by takovy stav v6ci mohl nastati, tax ne
bezpetim obtizeny, ,ze by svolani parla-
mentu nutnym ucinil. Avsak takoyy
stav MEDIA Sc mi pravdt podobny; nemy-
slim, ze uzfite mir Europy poruseny a
turecke cisarstvi ztroskotane."
Z Kotoru telegratuie sc do Londyna z
pramene hodnpverneho, ze Cernohorci
nechteii uzavfiti mir, lee by jim Turci
znacnou cast uzemi postoupili.
Z Vidn6 SO teegrafuje, ze rusky kon-
sui odelil Cernajevovi, De jeho odstoupeni
mnohym 1apletkam by pfedeslo. Ger
Aaiev vsak velitelstvi sloziti nechce.
z Livadie Sc telegrafnje, ze rusky mi
nistr vojenstvi prohibit pevnosti tvrze
kaukazske. Spoln vysetfuje stiznosti O.
byvatelstva zalujiciho, ze Turci pfestupu
il hranice ruske ma lzemi ruskem vse-
likych ohavnosti Sc dopousti
Nikolic, srbsky ininistr vojenstvi, vra-
til Sc Deligradu nepofizenou. Cerna
| jev nechce ami velitelstvi sloziti, aniz pre-
volani Milana "a .krale odvoati.
| Take tiHiokska armada provolala Mia
| ma "a krale. Udalost ia ma veliky vyznam
politicky: znamenat obnoveni n6kdeisihC
srbskeho carstvi, jez v bitve ma Kosovr
cd Turkd bylo vyvraceno. Jest to poll.
ticky ideal srbske omladiny, ieiiz hlavn
sidlo uherskem Banate (tedy Rakou.
} sku) Sc naleza. Pochopitelno, proc 81
Rakousko skutku toho tax zaleklo.
Rusky car postal sveho pobocnika /
pfitele Snvarova dalezitJm poselstvin
| k rakouskemu cisafi.
Turecka vlada jest prY nachylna pfi-
(Pokracovani ma STRANGE Gtvrte.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Doprstilali Sc syoboda nejakeho zloti
nu. pax jest to iedin6 ten, be tam kde Vi
tezoslavila, vsecky nepfatele sve nepotfe-
la. Vycitame j jediny zlocin: zlocin mi
losrdenstvi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30
REC H. B. PAYNA. ly (Dokoncen

REC I'll. B. PAYNA. (Dokonceni.)
Cely svet stena pod rbfemenenp .'aych,
6asd. Kazdy obchodnik obmezir SO We
vydaiich. Jen vlada Spoj. statd zadala
ma kongressu 25 miiond vice nez loni
a O 55, milioni vice, nez posleze sRsmov-
ma poslancd povolila. Jen Bristow a
Taft podali nizsi rozpoGty /; yaecky Sostat--I
nj odbory vladni podaly vyssi NED lonske.
Kdyz snemovna dfednikfm sluznf jeiich
o 10 procent sniziti chtela, tn kficeli re-
publikansti SENATOR, ze demokracis vladn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

~ Poslove, ktefi lishny pfinesou do
Washingtonu odevzdaji ptedsedod se-7
natrl, obdrzi z pokladny spolkove rs cta.
"a kazdou mill cesty tam ainazpet die "a
kona cd IL. unora 1926. aalsyoI0 Y
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Grant. Bah Vi, 70 Jest lepsi = to jest
70 by trestal zpronev6rua nepravost, o n
k dy by me k tomu moe. Ale tn
moe miti nebude, protoze mu il rEkeu
vezmou zrovna ii hlavni vddcove strany.
- Oni Sc zreformujou! lie ano. Banda
kapesnich zlod6iG, lupicG a lotri sejdc a
fekn6: ,,zvolme 81 svGhe y6dce; on mas
zacn6 naprayovat = a my salnl senapra
vine budem Sc trestat pfisn6 trestat. >
Nebylo byto k smichu? : Jenl 6lov6k
dtocny, neohrozeny, k stran6 vlastni
bezohledny dovedc bandu tn vymes a
kazd6ho lotrasa k zodpovednosti pohnat
a takoyym mu&em jest Samuel j. Tilden
(DlouhJ bouflivy potlesk)
at fb# &-----~t.
A TO JE OPRAVA2 Repubikapc sli
buii totiz V casopisech fecch politickych
plampat6 zemi opravu = budeli zyolen
Hayes. Zatim navrhuji republikanske
konvence do kongressu takov6 taskafe,
jako jest Garfield Ohio, Brtler Mas
.sachusetts JIM; president Grant pax,
ably sGb ten dotvrdi, udeluje milost Chi
cagoskym kofaletnim zlod6jGm, jake zlo
pov6stn6mu A. b. Hesngovi, kteryz ma
diva roxy do v6zeni pokutG $4,000 byl
odsouzen, potion &. I. Burroghsovi, ST
monu Powcllovi a Ii. b. Milerovi, We
smts do y6zeni IL k pokute odsouzenym.
Tito ,omilostn6ni' karanci budou nepo-
chybn6 ,strmpovatP pro Hayese Il Go.
Jakmic bude po volb6 presidentske, ud6-
Ii Grant milost kofaleCnim podvodnik I'm
st. louisskym, jako Nc Kecovi, Nc Donal
dow, Joyceovi a tenn drobn6isim.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30
0 SVOgODE A SVOBODARSTVi.

!. o SNORODEf A SVOBODARSTVI!
N6mecky sedlak Jenitsch phi katolicko-
poiiticke schdzi We StGtcich pfirovnal svo
bcdafstyi Ike .-kofalce. Pravilf:
,Znate as vsichni zhoubnost kotalky
pro lidStvo. Daleko zhoubn6ji ysak pd- =
sobi kofalka iina, iibelalismus zyana il
sc vzddlauci opiieji. (lIIasy obecenstvu:
,Oho). Takoyy liberal jest yam horsi o
bycelneho kofaly, nachazit so dstavicnG v
stavu uplneho opoIeni takovem laje
pax papezi, klasterdm atd. Hledi cely
svGt k pitt svc kofalky (rozum6i liberalis-
mu) pfinutit ei tez opojit. Liberals
mus jest hole b'dznovstyi, vttsi vsech il
nycls zaviramelli bazny do bIAzince,
kan name pax zavirati iberaly"
SvOboda Sc tomu klerikalnimu tluchu-
bowl teprv6 nehbi Pravi o nj: ,Svobo.
da Jest vlastn6 to nevGtsi nest6sti pro clo-
v6censtvo Nejrozsahlejsi syobodu nell
Franeouzi "a casu prvni republiky "a jak
hrozne zlociny pachali? Vrazdili Sc ma
potkani po yefeinych ulicich, kostele
at. d. D.t
Vefime radi, ze kn6zourIm a jich spo
iencfm (slechte a pfivrzencdm kralovla-
dyl svoboda jest protivna. Bohatyrska a
|amazonka ia vyhodila Ma kolbisti Glove.
tGenstva kntzovadu, feudalismus a libo-
vladu kralovskou &c sedla, pozvedla naro-
dy stayy prachn poroby polozvifec-
kosti a vratila Jim vladu v6ci ieiich Gak
Komensky Sc vyiadfuie)a a tim spolu i
clov6censtvi, jez kn6z v Mich dusil
poverou, slechta karabaSovala surovou
Isv6voh a kral zlnrzacoval meGem bezpra
VII sg
Doprstilali Sc syoboda nejakeho zloei
ma. pax jest to iedine ten, be tam kde Vi
tezoslavila, vsecky nepfatele sve nepotfe-
la. Vycitame j jediny zlocin: zlocin nj
losrdenstvi.
/ Ease BOJUJI. V Srbska jedva phi
mefi vyprselo, pustily Sc obe strany ope
razne do se5e. We ctvrtek udefily srbskt
silly ma Turky - porazily je jake oby'
cejn6. DIE zpravodaje ,,Standardu" po-
rasih Tnrci srby : take jako obycejnt
Zda Sc, 20 ami jedna ami druha strana ne
syhrala, ale ze bitva znstala nerozhodnu
ia, nebof nasleduiiciho dne rano boj OBJ
noven.
! Srbsko jest iak SO IDA pres vsecko ma
lehani ano vyhrozovanf napadnich moe
nosti, odhodlano bojovati pokud nezvitez
neb pokud novymi citelnejsimi porazka
mi miru donuceno nebude. A ma dobft
Srbsko nema co by ztratilo. Samostat
most a celistvost dzemi jeho chrani Rusk
a smlouvy inezinarodni. Ziskati ale ma
ze vsecko. Nebot zyitezili, pax 81 pfivte
starou Srbiji a Bosnu obnovi stare car
tsvi Dusanovo. kdo "a takovym ciler
t Sc befe, ten musi byti hotov velikyr
obet im. Srbsko ostatne nemusi tax hne
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-18
An AnecdOte Of Custer.

Custer was very severe disciplin- arian, and it was only by the most su- pernatural daring in the face of the enemy that he was able to maintain a place in the esteem of his men. In it. lustration this incident is related : When Rosser followed the rear guard of the army of the Shenandoah so pertina- ciously down the valley, after the ad- vance in 1864, Sheridan was finally irri- tated at Rosscr's impudence, as he kept pounding away at our pickets with his cavalry In front of Strasburg, and finally ordered Clusters division out to drive him back. Rosser's cavalry were drawn up Ill plain sight of our lines. Custer formed his cavalry for the charge. and then rode out toward Rosser slowly, all alone. Rosser was an old friend at West Polnt. Custer was very striking fig ure, with his long yellow hair floating over his shoulders, his red necktie, his dashing hqssar jacket, and wide brimmed bandit looking hat thrown backward on his head. He rode slowly out, entirely clear of his command, to- ward Rosser, many yards to the front, then halted, and lifted his hat, and made Q royal cavalier salute to Rosser, drop ping his hat to the horses side. He then rode slowly back, placed himself at the head of his command, and ordered the charge. The charge was so sudden and impetuous that Rosser was swept before it like the wind, and he was fol lowed at run to Rood's hill, miles dis tart, without ever having chance to reform, and with only one piece of bis artillery left. Sheridan used to say, laughingly, that that one piece of artil- lery went over Rood's hill so fast that only oue wheel touched the ground.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-18
A New York Sharper.

Samuel 5. France was about to leave New York when he met polite stranger calling himself Odell. MT. France is well-to-do farmer of Blackstone, Mass. and is innocent of the ways of New York sharpers. When invited to take a walk around the block he consented, and lis ened to Odell's fanciful stories. Then the inevitable third person bounced upon the scene with, sCan you pay that little bill?" The stranger spoke to Odell, who replied: " I was going up on the boat with my wife, and she has my money in her valise. I can't pay you unless you go with me to the boat. !" The stranger was in hurry, and Odell exhibited what purported to be United States bond. The man said he would not accept that. Then Oden showed some coins that resembled twenty dollar gold pieces. The stranger said he would not allow eleven per cent. pre- mium on the gold. Odell took from his pocket 8 worthless draft that read: " Reilly & May, pay to the order of James Brown, eight hundred and fifty dollars, value received, and charge to -" No one could read the sig nature. MT. France was asked to ad- vance $1OO upon the draft, and MT. France complied with the request. MT. Odell then offered an excuse, and es- capped. When he was arrested he was taken to tho police central office. and there was identified by Mir. France.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-18
A Cat Crusade.

Says the New York World: Mrs. Swisshelm expresses wonder that any song birds are found in the United States, since cats are so numerous here, and proceeds to show pretty conclusive ly that they have done more than man himself to extirpate some of our most valuable prairie fowls. This calls to mind the statement made some years ago by patient observer of the habits of these beasts of prey; he declared that two cats upon his farm killed over three hundred young cartridges in one season. And more recently the protest came from Kansas that these animals were killing off the birds that ate the grass hoppers. This is a very bal report for pussy. Now the economist pertinently asks if the food which the fifty or sixty thousand feline prowlers of our city consume were saved, whether there would not be more left to feed some of the starving children; and to put the finishing stroke upon the business, Mrs. Swisshelm intimates very strongly that the cat is in a measure responsible for the grasshopper plague. After this it will be difficult to find modern Cowper to defend the sleek and hloated hypo- crite that purs before the grate fire, and that is only waiting for night to come, to banish sleep.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-18
A Narrow Escape.

The Bozeman Times tells of the nar- row escap from the Indians of Taylor, the scout that brought the news of Gus ter's defeat to Fort Ellis. On the Big Horn he was attacked by a band of Indians while he was on high bluff. He made dash for the river, and swan it twice on horseback, the Indians shoot ing at him all the time. He then saw q high rock, perpendicular on all sides except in one place, where man we'll armed could defend himself against great odds. He abandoned his horse, took possession of the rock, and for the rest of the day the Indians amused them selves with firing at him and trying to catch his horse. At sunset they left, and Taylor came down, caught his horse, which was well trained, and continued his journey, arriving at Fort Ellis the third day after starting.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-18

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Connecticut western news., 1876-08-18
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