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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-15

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by ChirlCS
Fisher and Margaret Fisher, his wife, Of Marshall
county, West Virginia, to the undOnigned Trustee,
dated tho 9th day Of April, 1875, and Of record
among the land records Of Marshall county, West
Virginia in Deed Of Trust Book No. !, pagts 1918,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-15

". II, CALDWELL, A. L. SMITH, A,K,s1KyRrSos
FL Brewer. hanagel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-15
O2ice-930 MARKET STREET.
Residence-51 FIFTEENTH STREE
mY0

dor SALE-On South Broadway street ~ ~.
E ono Building Int, 10 feet front by l.'lN' ~
Fine shade trees, and lot filled up AhorsitiT H.
myIs JOHN ". HAWlE--.
, 1877-03-06
RIDDLE AND EAsT0H.
' Jtsckaxr&liA Jo4rsai. NarrA !.

It sppcars to us the Republicans Ut our State
Legislature, In caucus assembled, went good
ways baek In their deliberations the Other night
to censpre ArssFs. Ni.ldle and Easton fur their
conduct in tho Senatorial Cpntcst. It sce.us
rather late to bo raAlug over the embers Of that
scv,ls Ut strtio. Party discipline Ii a proper
thing, md should he enforced totevery reason
alle exteut, but It may bc made an Instrument
Of opprSs sion and injustice. Both u lhc .rntlc-
men nuued were honestly opposed 10 the re-
elcetlu. VI Mr. Logan. They hatt reasons thorn
i1s,-xbo shall lnuvt sat!siussoIJ tuthensalrvs
1hIsc EsasopA weea - cp4yuelag slss L. Nvs
y oaly .tsSGpaas s4a1ts they could " Induced
!tm the fuli voting at1eoyth u TIC pastS, aud
fof four days they stood there ,gottnY for Job.
every Obligation thoy owed 10 theIf party.
They Kavs ainp'e time Tor MIR. Logan aid his
lsleads to hiug forth tho Remaining voice
necessary ~ bt& cluetian. II Is nut slear fault
that h4 aM no. aureosl. TAsy epull pol b. yx-
poctel 70 stand Al lLclr pla>s+ sn4 xolY tas ~
nnsuetcssful aud unpopular candidate always,
They oid not abandon tlcir l2rtl aud vote with
, 1877-03-06

four years auo. before succeeding 10 tho estates.
For nearly the third of century Mrs. Norton llas
maintained clo:c personal trion'isllp wiz, str
Wold w' i e.eF. =. &f WITH Wi.m snr
Kctr. This gentleman comes Of 4 rcrf ancient
Scottls, family, and inherited a hnntfsnma e.
tntc carly In 11fr. lie waA graduated at Trinity
Colle9e, Cs,nbtiiec, IN isn: and resided m fot :
literature, artt, and life Of which rotnant,e
country lie acquired an extraordinary fatnIIfaff.
y, a. ~. aoSn BY b. ne1la work, "T1o AZ.
t.tntlon IN 1913, anil t!ncc rel.sucd IN at least
three editions. Ono OF tho fifty cnpic. Of this
superb work which were struck on for the
author IN 1878 for presentation To Ills friends,
E52 1ot. Air. sterlinE's ..I1fc of Velasg,.cz ;,
must be e]a,sc,l with his "xnnai. u of Tic Ait
lists Of 6pasn," ~ among the hest forrI9n
him Tho heat extAnt biography Of nur
own lllatnrian. Prescott. In the form Of = paper
contributed to The eighth cslI!!on oi the y En-
lffe III. stirline's residenco IN lon1o,, va. ,D q
leading centre Of the most accomplished society
nt the British Metropolis. lie llas received tho
highest f,onora frum the Univcrsf!ics Of Cam.
a,dag s,ridge o5tor,l. snd a'a.gnw: n ise, ho wss
1877, Rector Of the University Ut Edloburg; and
IN 1871, Rector Of the University Of t1IntenX.
llc entered political ltfe IN ls52 as Conserva-
f1Fe member for pestl,shre, and sat t!ll 1853.
cecdeti his unelo In the Baronctcy of Maxwell,
aud IN tho saulo year married I.n.1y Ainc, Aes-
on1 dnurlater q the ninth Earl Of Leven
md Melville: This lady pcris!led cruc1'y IL
er ss owa eso sI %s iaks ,o
well {c nssur1cd the additional name ot Max.
&cll III lbGa) hiss ono son, boy OF Ii.
, 1877-03-06
~

q the reside. for rho Of The person persons
= In ~ rit!ea wherein ta located sny warehouse
inosi.E tat Is ag:hotI.ed TO speo lnssetors q grain
'ss as ~ 81 x III 81
liz a1 Il ~ 's; II.
A.! le.e1 r rs.a. t.mhes. ct comnc,s:,
anth"rfes na'solsea " III. III 70 apnosnt ta.pee;rs
s5 f.ag t.ar ss3 % s.S r.. s
lions ior thc. raStranen saei sep.Ia;cr. a1 IL
:as s,ssiss ea%:E. t sa
:ss ssss' t.ss & Efs!n Il s.: + ssa:
n, o h sf,, It q r M t & ss a ne
d. it least Two q tday u thcre ,. .uci)
e pne tr T III s s Thfs y .ss
tlahed saalI d N|dtian 10 eeh puheatio! te rot,.
e, H. aa = ns Ra. ass s :Sf
sts e =
axt. !. i Corporations or ausnsrt,tr. having rowcr
e ff:s x
nspesston 0f gT.n Int ad out oi public warSyhhnes
us copen'sse III nscesio1S sS II oser I'D
c ,t.yis II a s.
~h Il
ss;'sS s.a ~; II ess * ~
s?1
S!t!ot ,raases: Il 10 4 mi in.rsS,.
I ! tns ~ ill.,
aer ts rssTs roy b ,s ns and On h' delivery OF oil
SEE. q. Nuptn1l1.g elansc.
, 1877-03-06


Thls Is tho why she told tho story TO the
Chief OF rol1ccc, rs she sat on the edge OF a
chair, md wiped her nose twiec every time she
wiped her eyes ONE. She began,
AZ keep boarding-house otl Fort street cast,
als, aul week aeo last might, sir, cookbook
Ing Mau rang tho boil, aud said be liked the
coay look Of my housc. cir. lie wautel to know
II ] was near~s!ghte.1, mud, .whun said yes, tu
said he'd take board f0r a week. lie sai,l he
was looking Up an estate, aiF, and that be llye.l
III l}nstnn."
"Looking up an estate" replied the Chief,
as he wrote 1t down.
"Weil. sir, l didn't aak for any money If, ati.
vance, as he wuA, at,cl n gentleman, but ycslct-
day ho handed INC f2O h!ll, and gayu hin back
"a. iwcnt down to tho store, and they suiti
tGe bill was cpunterteit. | ItUld the mau so
when got home, aud Nv got mad In sccond,
'Wlia ftnpugna my honor27 he cried, a. lle tonk
the bill. ''lwlil 70 down there and l,ake tile
Ayrophalits Eruycl iu tho dust fpr thlsl' TAat's
abont what hc sa!d, sir, as ho rot uu his over
coat, sir.a
"And he wentl" Quuriol the Chief.
"llv did, sir, and liu hasu't returned, cir, and
tue satchel went with him, air; and tls syro-
plant hers before you, sir, has been swlnd1otl
!ut of ~ and weex's board. Doesn't 1t look
that way " YOU, slrt"
AMI thu Chief confessed that II did.
, 1877-03-06
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THAT CuLLUD BALL.
How l,avo they fallen, tho mighty three gums.
10 hn brought to such plight for ono festival night
nctwccp setting aud flse OF Bunl
Their caka Ii baked AZ certain ns fats, i:
And beautiful brown II ID doncl
Q L,ltlcdoldl why didn't son hold youF pcacc3
You had better died IN your youthful psiIa
Than by telling to gain your release.
When Stephen, who knew, got hold Of you.
And gave You w&Fning squeeze,
You should never llava told for love nor gold,
but shit up Ynnr iattlc and gnb, =.
Nor revealed In what place, Ut ralncf'a face
4 dtssolving vEow yon had hnd.
What n stunning three for heightened spscc,-
Palmer, TEumbul1, anil 'pIg-1ron"
when, In mad dream. did We picture such scene
rs thrir wlltx and their pUlku. castDl
No ebony belle or low bIaekn.noor hwcll
Mnrrod this ball Of thc crcmc-dc.la.crrmr,
Bot mofasaes. and.mllk, In tho riehett Of ELK,
Added grace aud rctfunlu to the sccnc.
Caucasans fair Will, no k,nk IN their hair,
Our tstplcts fof instance. could 20
Where ths stadJ qnadsuon ami tho pale octoroon
'Trlpped the light, fantastlc toc.'
Flash OF Jewels md fiuttcr ot latcs,
Tropical otor, stronger than musk,
Men AMI wun,cn With radiant facos,
Eminent atatcSn,en out OH a.: btist"
Judge Trumb1ll. 'tls true, took IN outside Wow
OF the reyel anJ 'wsldcring rout,
Fur, when hv got thrtr, the glitter and gfaro
Naaa HIM Ion. 10 10 q counted out"
So liz put hts whole mind OH tho purpose 10 Ind
II Investigation ccnlA hit Il
Why the voting ucgroes among tho black benur
All passed on ths Democrat ticket. ~
We can rncrs how hc palcd and bis sia'rohs heart
: " VnalIoA, II =.
When The Patterson, queen Of tho ball..
drought bella lcafe .la,t) archiy smiling that
way, -,
And asked ''why he danced not al nil :"
Hero WIS chance to fnl out al l,o mnryc,ed about
She could al his uncas'neas qnell
Mid tho glamour md glow Of the musIc'a soft dow,
Which bound him Ia sunsuoua spell.
Int tho twnktng foot made confusion complete, .
AZ John Palmer went dustcrlnX past,
While, close at his Side, In yoiuptnous glide,
Judgu Kelley With hwift whlrl DASHED.
Now Trlr,brl! was lazcl and soFc1y amazed
Al the unphilosophical scenc,
And 'twas paln AZ your hand he could not undcr-
That twas aasht but puxzling dream.
- '-' r. W n
, 1877-03-06
Mrs. No1.ToN,s MARRIAGE.

rz,M rnS6sE AAJf
1avrnroot, Mafch IA disraich 10 tAs Courier
from Lond9n aa1s; "Ihc 1lon, Mrs. Norton, Tho
aSsm III W"1t 10 Ss
suthos. now tnoru6sF ot FasiIaa.snt ior periGsrv.
Ihs ceremony VIZ perforned At tho criIcs res!-
eontjne Il, bct chaIr w iii sbrnue "a .n
Ths guests Included. Among 0ther nsnGsrs Vi lbs
1a,nlllcs of tho hfItc ana bfiasftoo one ntese Of
Thynnn: twn OF bsr trSnanirccs thc I1ychss. ";
MUntfose aud Lady Pultiniofe; hur cssadcl,iliren.
ths Uun. john Klchafd urlnsiey NSrton, and tIo
I'D % ernsiey m snsridan. ~ T., With hls wife, and
The marriage Of Mrs. Norton with Sir William
stsling-Ma1wci, viii bo classcli by tho anr,ullsts
NJ ,cttera anil ~ uo,dctv ,ui,b 4,,r .tro,iar ,nJ
,s,,,, ans
'nae'ost'"E 'n.naacy ""'e" unlteu Chnteauof,hna
Win Mmc. AecanieF, and lent nl'nost its only
Light, to tho sad closing yours Of two briltIAnt
of three s,,trrs, rrn,.,d,nvhter. ~ ,ls,s,nn,
~ s'., -"e1 ,s e'A.Iles staAuaaasu'e1e y. 'ae,nl4
ef'hs'ey sno''uah' III waoh Tug genius ot t'!eir
beauty Of l4ls churn,ng ri;s, Mis- Linley, ths M
"Maia Of . Es,'" 4 tlat they xsre n known IN their
youth u .tne Ansce @ Traces me e'aest els-
afterwards tho thIra Lord Duflerln. and 1o.
ca,ua thu mother of tho nrcsont ahle un,l Ms
.on,n,,stoi vi..-ov ~ ro,,,,to ,rh.. v,,,,nst
IN iSSo married LSrd seyour, son ~ and hur IL
AS@.-
tho eleventh Duke Of Somerset, and ,ine
years afterwards w.as crowned as the "Ouccn
~ uen,,tvW NJ IN, fomnt,s tournament
y. 1.,I"a: ~ ' s',',a,. 49,. W
~ E1'neto" Castis III "i'ch tha FIN
pcror Napoleon ILL.,, then frtnee Louis
Ha,solcnn, figured as q Ih4dfehado Knight
aiming a crcat army NJ tho nobility nj pr1taiu
.rii. 1Hd., - s.,,v 1nr,,sss ~ n,;,orsnt , T%".
.n'a .au w" uueuess w oo''e.set' iuo
eec0nd aiater' CuEollne, was narr!rl At tho age
ot ~ ~ in.t, 70 tAo 1lon. GcGrsc Softon, q ron
u Lord lrahtleY. slln hal already Eircn proofs
Of peculiar ana striking poutisal Kenluef akin
to that Sanwn ly hrr ststcr, MIA. DlaekwCxxl,
wl,osu pathetic laalnt! VI tho "lrlsl EIntgraAt's
Lament has travelled around tho world with
tho axiles Of Erin wherever the English tongue
IL spoken. airs. Sorto'a hltcnso uud seuattiyu
nature, not lcas t'an her extraordinary beauty,
won fur lIeF 10 nucl. distinction and admiration
IN Lglnlu', society ~ lul ~ .eEions MIsundes-
standings with her husband, alr Norton, man
by 10 Mtalls lcr elunl In nliy respect, savu that
u birth, aud eventually u y public scandal. In
wA!cI. Ar. Hostuu sndravt,tc1 H. counsel
ller name dtsurcdltahly with TINT Vi ouu
Of tho nloAt accomplished Uf modern
EuKllsh etatusIleu, lord Melhuutue. The
attgmpt iallo4 sIYuaily, but IL lid, VI
course. to demand On Fer part for a separa-
tton, which took plue tn lS:N only uine ;esTs
alter llrr matriaxa, This great misfortune la,l
her 70 deyutu ilrrlclf more assliuutsiy to lrr-
, 1877-03-06

"Tc1as jack tells this story: ~ was out
once with a party In Texas, an,i wc came acrpss
b!g cinnamon bear A fellow proposed to cap
tuse him with his lasso. lIc male a gosNl
1hEuw, aud got the LOOT around Tho BEARS .ssck.
When 81! cinnamon iclt It get tight. what do
you think hs t!4t lie just sat up on his
then lcEau pulling It Ia band oyer hand. Tarru
was llorst and tnun tsst tU tho other etla uf
the rope, but they had 10 come. both of them.
A. foF the hunter, le iuinpsl ~ and got away,
Killed him y = :
, 1877-03-06

the Dcmntrnta or independents, they voted
for Washbnrno and Judge Lawrence, either of
whom could have been c|cctcd had the fcmain-
ing Republicans voted for them, and had not
most Of the members t1cAirch tho sucteas Of
Logan 70 any other Republican. Riddle mud
Eastou are not reepnneible for the defeat Of the
R'plf:t"nh party anil are deserving OF praise
nNre than blame yr their cDuree.
, 1877-03-06

NRF7HVg6H W1FFxFs*
hr. Tldcn, what Is your eandai opinion now /:
Does usufruct usuis (Alr. Tildcn ia supposed
to respond, III sepulchrsl tones, that Il aloe.,-
thas It will usatelles up II As keeps At it lou1
cnuugll. No cards
, 1877-03-06

~ Comparative Health Of Cttles.
The Health Bureau pf the fiermun Empire 70.
ports that during the week ending on the 9th
Of January la4t The number OF deaths IN every
10 900 III The inhabitants IN the cities enunlef-
NJ r,t vrrr NJ fft1ous.
, 1877-03-06
- 49,. ------+---
NEWkN&s M m.tGk11HlsS,

A F!SE orrpRIuSlTr-SEM MACHINES At
1sed EAsh.ae. xsry cheap Msaa,sttptiat snSsh!nss
+. GONE \ 10, W Rsd ~ WabaAnsy.
lIoN. SALE-sEvElsAL LATE .lMrEpVkD MA:
shsnes eml1at!ns ~ kinds fn ihs nasist, y fsoin
rs Clark-st.. 1toafn i, up,st.lsr.
NEW AND LATENT IMrl0VKD aiHttEit NA.
~ elIles, not thfss weak. 4acc uAuufattutrt ~
stewart; tath MAchns lH2lx his name; rt1eu $Jl al
upx sFli calnplett and HaErkntet \. /.
LAlfsES. aAtU E4At ntA Islpn.st.
NvEw LArEHT SlSOEi. sNl; HOWE, FIa. vlt'TUH.
N fA4 htnxef Ma. :, x.at machines Fep4lrrdI ~
CARS HhD two tfocks cheapest, beat place u buy u
A8tit1p.Yt,
, 1877-03-06


I,OR sALE-fsftEAT uAItG AlSs-7 uQls3Es FIT
ter ~ a.a. atsrsaad Ada' uae vvek TRIAL xiyop.
Alsat ~ ktaaA 0t GYsrta3r4 cAulFss NtA4vayA phse-
Las stds .hSl. top delivery waEoua eapruA xsEot.,
~ kts1a y hafnss. so9!f aa1 .usts 1es md s+ena.
;hs aay " :s:k; M9aS! s esl! % .avpt9.
= WALhEh Nv. ~. 81. ant 7aa ssAte.s&.
TtNE sAt,E-NEW ASH hk'uNlsnANp RGnnlE4
and tnE:e4: AlAo. frEar1Ds and faIplfpK =. TIfUS.
u, Ok4Nep = Moray Carriage NufkI. uJt *tAle-s..
:
TO ExClaANGE.
NOR EHC1fAkNE-A business NiucE FOR
Ev.,a faEn, nt lta d. ROW Ecpl4a tvF S1tuJ. J. u.
EtaTASA. IL pyAShvip-as. '--'s
, 1877-03-06

i10fi a1iE pFSr ii, Fxcii. Il Il Stiy-1t1xtnt;f
nouse* md lofs: pElcss aud terms 70 sut evtry!iy
faEr hny gu 1s fdr mont - tra!nh day. eileit lsnt
vi any suburb d. J. sTUGHH. 1xs ucsrtsuEn-Rt.
Lon sALE-UxIoX sruCK yAisus-iQ I1,TS o.
f. Fortr r.nfth.st.. cast OF li1ls,ed. THOMAS H.
hSyDEiL > en4 kendall building, southwest Gosne
Of Dearborn And washinRto sta
, 1877-03-06
6'l'DIkAGEs

FURNITURE. cAHlst AGES ASD MERCHANDISE
Il aIurud Al u9est rata tn 0rs proof tsfsbouAt lel
". NourVe st We loan nlonry I. ~ NJ ee4t pet aunu
I1Oi:Eli0l'sE F{jK FCliSiTUltt: AND nIlIEfs
= gao1s, ~ and ~ Vs0 livEEn nrsr Etate. ffsuus.
{Q{ alt 4ACAk
, 1877-03-06
COUNTRY REAL EATATE.


1;OH EALE-s3, cor. s1.tN nOwN--A U0nD IN.
proved thfm OF Us Acrc4 miles south of the E!tY
o. a;.wrsneer!!Ie. Lswtencs County, ,lt III nndtr
sis per esti lam 81 i4a aercs sniirs iram
hsnksEss, i9s ;1 frcS' aslos y kansafee county
SC. laatt x3odi 70 acres yuunE tn,her. No trade.
11OK sAtE-7a CENTS IER ACHE ~ CLOSE AN
eEatc ~ arIss land y fhsanun and tIrcsn Coan
oe sotl: Sud otter J. Z. iIUYT Iii ilrpadWnT. s. i.
, 1877-03-06

HOOKS
(tAsM PA1D FOR BOnkS-b1t PRICES rAin fOl:
~ standard works u any kind. t'Nlt 1d1IcAy
EuAE4A'E. cVIuGE A4:lLsan su4 UeAfbui& 4 hLe.
, 1877-03-06

tN,R N,RHALE-At9MArHlNk.lU In \. lU)- U)-L1ullTCArAclTY,
sal c&rbaEettor. s4lua capacity. Ah1 lu argsn4
!sesnYy lnIro4use4 law town. 1Dav!ss u IL J.
l.H,ls sHALE-cHEAp-OSE AMEs r0lsTABLE EN-
Sl1c e.thE1u puHuEl. oka tIp AID Gut-ud Iron 4&x'
t41!t. aaaittna, pulixya. asuyvrA au4 tcltuy. a3l
hInfr
National Republican., 1877-07-27

The application Of Miss Mary A. Hines for
teachorship was referred to the committee on
teachers.
Mr.. Holland read a communication from tho
citizens Of the county, asking the establish
lishmcnt Of additional schools In the neighbor-
hood Of l.c Droit Park, and offered resolution,
authorizing the establishment of a white
school in the above locality In answer to the
prayer Of the petitioners; which was adopted.
Mr.. Henry Johnson offered resolution ap-
pointing committee to consider the subject
OF rducing expenditures which was adopted.
Mcssrs. Johnson Lloyd, 1tovcy, Dyer, Browne.
Cragin aud Packard wero appointed as the
committee. 70 '.'''
Gcn. lIpvcy off red q resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing the repairs and altora-
tiops in tho Wallneh school huillng.
The secretary was instructed, by motion, TO
inform tho District Commissioners of the ac-
tion of the board in reference to their cVniinu-
nicatirn
The application Of James II. Brown for posi-
tion as jahitoi, aud tho>e of Alice V. johnson
aud Annie W. Silence for traGhcrships were
properly referred, after which tho board ad-
journed.
National Republican., 1877-07-27
CUTTING OFF SUPPLIES.
Tho Effect OF the strikes Upon tho Washing
ton Market.

Tho ENect oil the Strtkes Vpon tho Wushtng-
ton Market.
Al present the city Of Washington, like all
Eastern citrs is rut Oft from direct communi-
cation with the West, aud no freight arrives by
either ut the main roads entering the city. If
the strikO continues much longer, II Is proba-
l,lc that there will lie rise IN tho prices of
provisions and merchandise Of all kinds that
has been furnished the District from the West
aud North.
There /, no fear. however, that there will
not he enough provisions 80 long rs the South
can roads remain open. although prices may
he high. I,y the Virginia and Midland road
tho District has communication with the
whole South, and also, il necessary, with the
West over roundabout way. Marine com
Inunication Is unbrokcn. and the boats en-
played on the river, and between New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Norfolk. are ar
riving every day, heavily laden with freight
for our merchants.
II is probable, il the strike continues, that
Washington will bccom" quite a shipping
centre, as the demand will be made upon tho
farmers Of tho South and Southwest. At the
mills in Georgetown there Is sufficient lOur al
ready to last tho District for months. The
District has always depended upon the sur
rounding country and the South for II supply
Of vegetables and there is no reason for fearing
a rise in prices The prices of meats have al
ready boon affected. District butchers have
heretofore been supplied mainly from the Bal
tinore market with cattle from tho West and
Southwest, but as Baltimore Is itself cut off,
the District now receives its supply direct over
tho Virginia Midland road.
The most serious aspect of affair Is lin the coal
trade. Cumberland is cut of by the canal
and railroad strikes. The only communica-
ton open is with Philadelphia by way of river.
Owners Of vessels are already raising the prices
of freight, there boing no compcti m. Tn y
make the excuse that they can get no return
cargoes from Georgetown, on account OF the
canal strike, and are Obliged to raise freight
rates In order to mako it pay. There is a
hopeful impression among the merchants and
citizens that the embargo on tho railroads will
he raised before any serious effects from the
strike are felt hero. The departure of addi-
tional troops to Philadelphia yesterday,
strengthened this idea, as 1t appeared that the
Government intended to exort itself to bring
affairs back to their usual condition.
National Republican., 1877-07-27
MORE INDIAN OUTRAGES.
N~rn"rous Murder. and Many Ranches De-
~troyed.
~ re,esrash 10 TUE RErupLIc.s.

~trOyeu.
n, Tcsesrssh 10 TUE RrrusLIc,s.
DEApwoop, d. T., July &C.
James Ryan, resident Of Spcarfsh City,
who has Just arrived states that Lieutenant
Lolmy with his company Of soldiers, accom-.
panied by dozen civilians, loft that point on
Sunday morning last with two days rations,
aud have not been heard from since. Licuten-
ant Reynolds, with twenty soldiers, hsd Just
arrived there from Hat creek. and was getting
ready to ~ out In search Of them.
Two largo budics Of Indians were seen ycs-
tcrday morning on the Rcd Water. about fivo
miles from Spcariish.
Kiplingcrs rancho on Crow Crock was at
tackled by Indians yesterday. There were
sSvcn mon occupying il At the time. two Of
whom escaped and made their way to Spear
fish. The others have not been hcirl Of since.
Tho Indians captured all the stock and burned
tho rtn,he and n quantity Of hay.
LATER. - lutcnso excitement prevails
Throughout tho city. At short intervals since
yustorlay hOrseuicn have been arriving from
the different towns and hay fields In this
vicinity, bringing details OF fresh murders
aud outr,ycs by the Savsgcs who seem to have
broken away from the agencies In large num-
bers, aud are inrnsting the country in all di-
rcciions, Up to this hour, o'clock r. M. at
least twenty murders have been reported.
Sauic Of the killed are we'll l-knnwu citizens of
Deadwood who went to the rUlief Of Lieut..
lebny's surveying party. Nearly every rancho
along tho Red Water and Spcarish valley
has been devastated.
The Citizens of Deadwood OrganIzing for
Their Own Protection.
DEADwooD, ID. T., July GA large mass
meeting was held here this evening for tho
purpose Of organizing some defense against In
dians The county commissioners have issued
n proclamation Offering ESQ reward for every
Indian killed or captured within the limits Of
the county. A courier just arrived from Spear
fish reports tho return OF Lieut.. Lelmy and his
command to that place
National Republican., 1877-07-27
Sweeney promptly responded to tho call upon
him, and feared no danger, .. q. -.

Sweeney promptly responded to tho call upon
him, and feared no danger. O.
POLICEMEN PREPARED ron BUSINESS u
About half an hour before the train started
the eighty policemen at the First prcciys
station, In four squads, commanded rospec-
lively by Lieut., Kelly First precinct; Lieut..
Gessford, Eighth precinct; Lieut.. Austin, Fifth
precinct, and Sergeant McCathran, Seventh
precinct, marched around to Virginia avenue,
and wero drawn up on the sidewalk opposite
tho train. Each officer was armed with his
baton and large-sizcd army revolver, and
had cartridge-box, with an extra round Of
cartridges swung at his belt The revolvors,
which were cncased In holsters, and the
',"artridge-boxes werc concealed under their
fJlouses
/, Poliro Surgeon McKim marched between
two Of tho squads with q case Of surgical in.
st amcnts In his pocket. Thoy were ready
or business. Shortly after, o'clock three
mounted policemen galloped down the line Of
the railroad nearly 10 the tunnel, and on their
return reported that the track was clear. At
3i5 o'clock tho train moved of.
CHEERING THE SOLDIERS.
Some Of the soldiers waved their handker-
chiefs from tho car windows, and the crowd
responded with loud cheers. Engineer Sweeney
and his fireman occupicd tho cab alone. When
the train passed out Of sight around tho curve
the cruwd dispersed, and The policemen
march ed back to the station, whonce they re-
turned TO their several precincts. Tho troop
train passed Bcnning's without interference.
Ono thing npticcabe before the train left was
that hundreds OF persons, innocent Of any con-
nection with the strikers In their cagerncss to
SEQ everything, kept constantly blocking up
the way. II there had been any occasion for
the police to fro these persons would have
suffered. 49, -,
FIFTY MORE MARISps roR PHILADELPHIA.
About on hour after tho train left with the
infantry and artillery. company Of marines,
numbering fifty. under Lieutenant Porter,
marched from the barracks, on Eighth street
east, to the Baltimore and Potomac depot,
where they embarked about $50 o'clock for
Philadelphia. to join the command Of Lioutcn-
ant Colonel Haywood. Their march through
the city attracted little attention. and they
boarded the train Ind LETT tho depot quietly.
The marines remaining in the city have been
divided up between tho barracks at the navy
yard and the arsenal. at tho foot Of Four-and-
a-half street BY the departure Of the troops
for Philadelphia the arsenal was left unpro-
tectcd. Last evening ono. hundred marines
marched from the barracks and took up their
quarters at tho arsenal. Three companies re-
main at tho barracks.