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The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
An Exc.,eli-nt,eR:r

y Mr., Louis e. Waterman the RELIABLE
C1orHrrR ii the north1we corner Of Fifth
and Market, has purchased 3 stock OF cloth.
ing from 1 bsnkrupt ffrm at 50 cents on the
dollar and now proposes 70 sell them to
purchasers Il s pef cent advance, making
The goods not cost one haff that they would
pay elsewhere" !, The s.ock, consists Of ,he
best made stylish clothing for Men, YOUTHS
and Boys, anil Ke advice BUR readers to see
these goods = theyI sre q esrsainly the greats
est bargains ever offered IN Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
Minor LoeAls,


nf. Minor LoeAls, :.
TIE only good Lager Beer at Freye's, II
e. Ind street. ---."--..-...
On Saturday next schsutxen Park will be
opened with . grand picnic. We advise
all who can. to 90. A pleasant day 10 snt
ticipated. Do not forget the I'd Of June.
The nrst grand opening at scheutzen
Park will be given Saturday, June O.. Tick
cts 25 cents. Hacks will run from Sew.
enth and MARKET every half hour.
W S'%.4~Hs .,g myS1-st.
Fine silk bowe, in all shades and styles,
fanck windsor ties, lace collars, bibs, braid,
pins and full assortment Of fancy hosiery
and gloves TOR sale cheap. at John II. Wal.
ravens, 7lS Market st. " s'n.
BLUE GLASS ouT>DoNH-By Blrnie's blue
stripped, or any other variety Of stripped
window awnings to suit tho eye. Charm.
Ing shades Of al colors intermingled With
excellent taste, and the bsst workmanship
guaranteed. Awning Of all sizes and shapes
made At tho lowest prices, by Birnie, No. II
Water street.
The Shskepear Literary Society, attached
to Mr.. Crabb's Model School, win give their
f'tst anniversary In the Grand Opera House
on Tuesday evening, June 10th. The pro-
gramme consists Of select music, declalaa>
tions and dialogues. The opening song WIN
be by chorus Of sixty voices, and In the
dialogue, the army and navy, thirty-eight
little girls will take part, each one repre-
senting State. Everything 10 being done
BY Mr.. Crabb, the Principal, to make II
equal to any school anniversary given in !
this city. aa0,q4 VI
G. 8. Humphrey, the halter, ZIG Market
street. is the man Of the period, who can
satisfy the most fastidious In the latest pos-
sible styles Of hats and caps, of all shades,
grades, and prices. A better stock TO select
from, there 10 not In the city, and one may
travel for miles around before hs could pur,
chase - cheap hat, In silk, straw Or felt,
a can b he'd at this fashionable hat en-.
poFium, 216 Market utrset. Go and exsm-
lne for yourselves, snA - convinced that,
q. D. HumpAFey w. the beheSsctor of ~
|sisA asd peor alike. II yoa His6 % ssvs
@osey IA wv yeut AAta 80 eaps, assals
ss$. ye. sit; Y 5s \. & SE5E
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
.Gsspsl Tensssranee .Meetins.

"a Gospel TemIsranee .Neetlng.
The Temperance meeting at the City Hall
last night was unusually interesting. Tue
spsassrs were Ill sptfitedIsnd many Of them
earnest even To intensity. The Rev. Mr..
Duval made the principH address and vas
followed BY Messrs. Jester, MacQuir, Cox.
Quinn and Dr. Hicks Dr. Shelp made the
opening prayer anG the tBenedi:tion was
pronouaced w Rev. Dr. Stevenson. Another
meeting will bs held u shs Hall this ere,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

7 PsRsoNAl.-Henry Crumlish, Esq, LEFT
city Thursdsy for his gola mines in North
r..n,s. - fiH 8 ttb'hI ~ . w
Osrollns. ,no, 4a
: Edward Ceilings, late superintendent Of
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad, !,
who died on Tuesday last, will be buried
te-day from his reaidencs in Camden, N. ~
In respect to his memory. the freight de>'
partment vim be closed and no freight
trains viii run during the DAY. The passen.,
gers trains will run 1.-THE regular times. a
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
Tho Fire Pluss.

a. 's'@ The Fire Plugs. ., = ~
> The two fire-plugst st Water and French
sts. are both out oforder, the one opposite
g. W. Bush Sons Coal Yard, is low, > in
the ground, that Fire engines are unable to
make an attachment F@' , ~.
The plug opposite the United States Ho-
tel 10 burstsd, causing the water to run
over the pavement. ''
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

In your. article on the powder wagon ex-
plosion on the 18th inst. You state that
the arm Of an unknown female was found
and that no one ever knew who WAS killed.
The arm and hand In question belonged
to the body lf-Talley driver Of one e1
one ofthe wagons, He was . diminutive
man, almost dWarf.y is( ~ ~.
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,EaoA1 .AnA1z.s.
m6ssonsl a1abns Cenesrs,

b'I .Esu16osn6oseMone Conesrs,
FFDy1sfgssseS I06aF 1uaussment columns
vdithss1sa >Hssa atash 'Grsud Tslephone
|smsezsY x ~, mach sbeksa Of, VIII come or
op Monday sysaipg next, the 4sh, In addi-
Ion to the concert BY tel1sraph soms Of
the best solists win contribute to enhances
the pleasure OF the occasion. Mr.. Loore.
Mr. Fed. Jones. and others VIII participete.
Expeetasiosis on sib tos regarding the psr-
formsss of tdison's diicovery. But few
outside ofshs iavoted prsss have been tres.
'ted to an exhibition Of Its powers. These
'havs prcnounced It most extraordinary n
the completeness With which It transmits
tie most dimcat compositions both instru :
mental ana vocal 1t1ssfes out nothing.
very tune ana trfti ofthsst voice is faithfully,
reproduced Il ths fecfiyer. and tha audience
get precaaalS the tone, air and sound given
at tho trsnsmittsr. Tie singer may BE- A..
sured Of hsvlag every dsfsct As we'll as the
correct rendsring trausmbteb. Tickets on
sale ct Boughmm A. &rThonss.
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Tempsrense. Meeting.

y --FsE = - n
! There was D. large. temperance Meeting
last night, n The ..tept". Mr.. butcher who
srrived during the day IN the City, was
GREETED with : storm Of applause. He s.ii
the speaking in qere was better, than any
tls had heard slswhsrs. Mrs Hersey. Da.
ivis and others mads eloquent Speeches.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

'Ths Ola oweaes' Church, 9n
The Seats IN this Church are open. and
free to al worshipers. .,,,.-.
! Sunday Services At 10H A. M. and 81
P. N. Sunday at 2 O'Clock P. n. ...
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

TRINITY Chapel Sunday Services June s.
Morning prayer at 9H O'Clock. LitarAry
and holy Companion Of 1OH O'Clock. Eve>
ming prayer at 2 O'Clock. Sunday School .at
. O'Clock, A. N. '". .ale,, l .le1o
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

LARal EsrATE.-The estate of the late
Daniel corbett,, Of 0desss,it is believed Will
foot up. about -Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars. Thiseis Two Hundred Thousand.
moro than Was expecsed.1s' %
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

PASSED THRoueH.-Genersl Butler, pas
sed through this City last evening on tn
$40 train, Washington Express, on hts vs.
to bis home In Massachusetts,. II % -
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

Tn scholars Of the children's Sewing
School are invited to he Annual Excursion
ofthe School on Saturday, Jvne 10Th. "A
meeting OF the teachers and scholars will
be held in the school room 1t O'Clock On
Thursdsy, 2. ~, June Il, when the tickets
will he ready tor distrfbuttou, and the Ans I
arrangement forthe excursion will be made.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
Conflrnatien,

d, Conflrnatien. 20
Bishop Lee will administer the Rite Of
Confirmation In the Old Swedes' Church
at the afternoon Service on 4th Sunday in
June. .,I ai .y..r., .,r -Hf.- / vt
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

MILES or WArBR P1rE.-There are A.
miles Of iron water pipe laid in this city.
During the year 1870; twelve thousand aad
uinety-two feet s>1S inches ofnew pipe were
laid. - y 'I.ss%'SIt si'
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

y The American Rifles will have another
full dress uniform lpspeesion and drill on
Monday evening at their armory in the Sas.
vile Building. .,taw ei,sg
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

FoeT CRusnED.-. Yestssdsy afternoon
James helvsrn, living on 7shst. above Pins
. brakeman on the Delaware Railroad. va.
knocked down and run over. ut Delmar, the
wheel passed over his foot, seAsreing It, an1
causing It to be amputated.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
'TE:l-ECRAMS... S..'.

|nI nIIIEOaASvtS s,i
A1H.ys, June 1.-nb repostsath.s ths
new niuistsy, AFTER : protrsctsd council,
haysdseided that Grsees shall pastieipats
IN the Eastern War, 81 vax al, I, q.
|, fH1 s1TuArrox Ar sAroux, .
ST.. PsTslsSvRe, June 1.-The follow
ing telegram has bssn received from the
hsadquArtsrs Of the army Of the Caucasus
dated Nay sl:- .r'.'.'1 ~. r 2S3FI'F as5 ~
~ mere peaceful feeling Is noticeable
among the population of Kabiliti district
(in front Of Batoum). The Inhabitants are
surrendsring their arms 70 the Russian
forces. "a r - ,s, 4 -" ~ '+'"" ~
@ =. mAvr BArNs CoNT1Nus.
:, Heavy rains continue to impsts thr ops
rationss -, 80 ..}a TN n fs.i2qd 1.
,sa ~, xovznHTs FROM KARs'. is'Ss ''
A column Of troops from the army near
Kars hasbesnteat In o. southwesterly .di>
rection 70 watch the movements of Turk
ish force which has appeared It soghauli. .
FRESH RISING IN TEE Tlayx DISTRICT.
Afresh rising has occurred In the Terek
district: Tho Insurgents were dispersed BY,
the troops. One body Of 500 insurgsnts
lost 80 killed and 100 prisoners. y, n ii
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

0ouLHr's popular excursion to Atlanti y;
City. To naksit - pleasant this season aa''
hs former onesy 10 care or attention fDSx
the comfort and annsenept Of the e1cus[
siolists VIII bs thought tomuch. OF winheS
tina exsursion' ofstAs season,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

asne s.. asa ssSsS issasnsn sns King e ssssss ~
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

's5m oissThei 1lhsxSf fLeAsus."
The Libetaf Lsasus 11tl meet tomorrow
morning ~ 10 O'Clock and WIN dIseuss
"RsligIous D1petiencs'sa
Several interesting histories will be res
lated and the audjsAeea vim be invited to-
participate sithes II criticism, discussion Or
othervise. 2 7sc4 ,a.ts
b A Special Meeting wll also be herd in the
evening atg gsP:sM p hear . lecture BY.
John g. jackson Esq of Hockession whs
has kindly consented 70 lecture on The res
cancellation of sclencs and, religion.
2 This wlll be On Interesting and eloquent
lecture ana ladies afs specially invited to bs
present, s,Sf :s&t if0I5sb
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

ElOR 6ALE.-A frst-class Millinery Es-
r. tabAsh nent, located on X ing street,
doing q splendid business. House and
store for rent. also connected Herewith a
Bleachery. Only reason for Wishing to sell,
declining health of the owners. Possession
at ouce. For terms. prices DC apply to
Iw s'sts ~. II. CHILD,
Il X b & No, 4 =. Seventh street. :
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
ToHN o'BYRNE,
~ h,ts s{&Gt ~ -
AttoYnsyand ConssllevSt14W
sIsskr&. = Aasss
40 SD. Walnut Street,
II NPggO
PH1LApE1PH1A

Citisens OF Delaware having Law business
IN RAilaASlpnia, or the adjoining counties
ana propsIly as,sndsd @ to- ne1s Sy q SaR
tinf 1ifh hims TT.F"g, Jan
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

NOTICE. I3snH hJE -,
Having purcha.sd the latest improved
apparatus for administering !, fresh,j "a,
daily, yWM. continue 70 use thu aame for
the pAiIeG e1Axad(ioE Of teeth. Sets of
teeth at prices to suit ell. .-..-.-.-..--..-...
Dr.. GosL1N, -
spr16tf "a h. GEA 707 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

'.Ie.M. Jones, Fancy Byes, "a N. Front
Vine atreets.. philadelphie. Isdiesis ssS
venuSm1c@1 0arnAent1 Of 0Yegy 49, 3Iss.
es 1e e'1Ssns7is 81 5's ssst !! 4 r Y
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

LOOK OUT FoR CHEAP SHoEs-At I'M
Claucy's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place in the city. Shoes either ready~msde
or made to order. ~
NOTfCE.-J. TWiIson Z Joseph Hell
~ frnHeflyof King street, Nhas rlmoved
Et0ae07 - Aak % street. where bargains can be
hadin Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods
notions and . full line ol Boots and shoes
tlfoMt - DIP, Of tho beAtQnalltya and of the
latest sfy1es, Bargains always to be bad at
m30-3sn WILSON q HALL.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

Ins - LsncA a tcwa 70 night y
ysgyesa ,l11 =. "a slsse ss sss ss2
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

EOR SAL E.-A three story brick house
T. No. 4B East = hird street, cheap, with
E. B. s sFHGSERs. Essei;R 1867 Chestnut 81,
Philadelphla
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DENTISTRY.

" ha.Sl.
y II. ailkyson, has taken the onlcs
~ dtslaina,iSn 1; % 70 - 81 assss'e:: ssTss,s
Work. and give satisfaction toal whbeH4l
him with their patronage. Hip tha$Seb MI
b. very y'moderate. The old stand, IN Ind
shipley streets. =
,Teeth .Sl0r Teeth elA Filling el,50. and
NO ~ W.,M Gi,Aysoa. Den!,st, ccrnsr ol
Fifth and shipley s!restses WILMINGTON,
Del. r99s .syD3a n
: 1PROFE1sEIc!NAys..e W \.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

EOR RENT.-yhe Mansion House; Lawn
= Stables and Garden. of John O,Byrne
street bridge. The lawn is one OF the finest
in the county. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

NOTTCE.-Notice Is hereby given to al
persons whose business orloccupation re-
quires State license for the present year
(ls77) that the same is due and payable on
the first day Of june, at the offices of the
Clerk Of the Peace. for New Castle County.
N' JOHN P. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
NJ. A. 8. SPRINGER; ..s,.,
a = Deputy No. SOP W. Second st. vii.
my3-1n
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

'usm IA ss!f .asyqdmsd e5ud l.xls .. !: ssaa5nS
a . Sfa,as IS s,aoa IS Is Il, ia, y pse.qD M ss Ssss
eWol aolapF s"1jln,Da0 = Suo!t ,11ll
voUQnd 0oid s.sL0oI 'aQ 1d-d q
'dus lItA sA4 'suoyaSolId NJ tt1Ol
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

EoR SALE On tho south Side, 3 brick
H houses, containing rooms. Each VIII
be sold on reasonable terms. mhl7.tf
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

.H4o1 osex 'see1yS NSX ssSa
GIT 'kuvdmoO Sulqs!Iqnd U!H GsIInW eur '2V
SiVlno 'sula1 loJ 'ssoippV 'alsmoplvd loJ puot
pu1 'sAoqss saq3 10 Ils ppsH i'sn "a psqsIjqnd
sioq,o IuIsAsS osls pns 'suol1eoNqud 5uio6bI6l
y, {o sss s!a,,,,s'a s q H., ,us% ass CIk1nH
s,uoSV poo3 OOOs9e OAty1Vv
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERs.-Notice /.
IN hereby given that the County and
and payable at the offlce 6l8 Marker street
All persons who have not Haid their taxes
for lhe year 1870, are requested to do so at
once, or they VIII be collected according to
law with costs.
'.s,. 80 ,,.,,. ,JOS,L, CARPENTER,
Wilmingt0n Hd. ,r,a.Ff CQllectOrs' g
I Mayl-tH ss,,i - / ils t..is. sk&-TaNn ~ y.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

EOR sALE.-Three fve-reomed brick
Il houses on the South Side. with flne
yards. Enquire of J. K. DABC0CK, ,
mh10 s. w. cor. Second and MAYketSt
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
Notices.

NOTICE.-Joshua Marie, Attorney at
II =. Law, ! e. rreNoved to office N, w. cor.
sixth and 6hip1ey street. 1850 10 "a.
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:LI u !-,!II' ~ 1900 Tt7N- .
FOB SALE AND RENT.

DRAUGHTMAREFoR sALE-A large
~ mare about 9 years old and sound,
with -eostN.weeks old BY Delaware Chief
very fast walker, splendid draueht animal,
sold cheap for want OF use. Apply ct Hol-
Anesworth' ) farm near New Castle, OF VIII
liam Smith, FARMER. l'., je-1.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

.NoTICE,. n Messick. having removed
streets, to stalls Nos: Is and IS. Second
street Market H0nse, would inform ais GUS
'tOn14rs that heis ready to supply thm with
tho very best fresh butter from Bradford
county darles. wholesale and retail. Also
eggs and cheese as cheap a. the cheapest.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

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The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

- S5 yiNhl. 5|as s09ll o1001 11Il01
.noo 'sIdood SunoS loJ Sum eq3 ,slr asud 10
1doool no I!sm "a 1usS !SYpulq o. SuIplooss
OTIS pun IS 10 ,sloA a1uIudss9 tlI rs 'puuoq
lnuo9 'Iuy 'sIoA 'uol3 1AAlInAN
,lpo dsayo 'slooA 'sG 4SM 4I.UNl
"a osls :AaIOLS MI JUV1yOO
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
PRESS

"When he becomes excited by his story, and is borne along O. the fiery
torrent of his speech, the air about him secmst fairly to rek with gunpow-
der, and to resound with the din OF battle; the dashing cavalry officer stands
plume, and sabre and jinging spurs."-Boston Adcertser.
"He moved his hearers to laughter or tears, IS o the other was up.
permost inh his mind or speech. The audience ppauded again and again, be-
time who has touched the popular heart so paenhy (Mass) Re
puMcm.
"KnrArK1ck AT DETROIT, Observation-Disclosures took u city by storm
last evening. His audience in size and character rivaned that of Booths o.
Nasts. n i 81 Il 1t It's the Generals marvellous power of descrp-
ton, combined with his peculiar hmmor and impassioned delivery that renders
his lectures so enjoyable, and enables him to hold his hearers speIlbound under
the influence of his eloquence. Detroit Post -
His lecture last evening was repae with picturesque descriptions, irs
spcuous narration and amusing anecdoe"-Toy Times
"The military lectures of General Fitzpatrick have been the most success
full of any delivered in this ciy''-Boston Transcript
"There is not a single person in Chicago who can afford to say that they
have never heard Genl Fitzpatrick lecture"-ChcoyoT Times
The audience were moved at his will to laughter, tearso or patriotic out
bursts of applause "-PhhaMHM0 Age.
The march to the battlefield, in which the lecturer participated, and the
batttef field ITSELF was described with life like energy" -PuaddM" Press.
He !. exceled by in his fund of humor, or the way of telling his
= "No mere sketch could by any means kindle the fire of enthusiasm which
burned in the breast of his hearers as the nervously active General, seemingly
nee more in the fray, graphically pictured the victories OTIS hermans advancing
army'.-Zoy Wig
The lecture ranks General Fitzpatrick rs n of the popular lecturers of
The time. He has the power Of animatng himself and audience from the start,
es they will bear. Those who missed the lecture missed ne of the treats of
the season"-BrooMw Eagle.
He capdvates all hearers by the nervous impctuoaty of his speech, the
dramatic spendor, and vividness of his descriptive powers; the dash, the II.
sEauglt, and electric fascination of the man, making him the Mimbeau OF ora
tors,s we'll as the Murat of cavaliers Bw1"go", ". Paper.
" We heard him the other night, and when he had done it seemed as though
battle sceres: % all the glorious fun and hoHc of camp life; tells stories and in.
cidentss so rchend peculiar to the soldier, while he himself is bubblng all over
with fun, thatc rries his audience by storm, and makes them laugh simply be-
cause they cannot help themselve ."-Botom Traveller
"Ihe lecta,r as introduced by Gov. Farchld, and took the house by
storm before III ND spoken five minutes. "-Madso" "o"rmaA
The audienc. was immensely pleased, as was testified by the frequent
utburss OF laughter, and the applause which vas so heartily accorded at
short intervals dumn. The narration" -D"1~q"e Jn~~ml
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

Indians, and is in every way a genius, and
is at all times laughing and making fun Of
those members of the tribe who cannot
speak plain.
Steamboat Frankiis q tall muscular fel-
low. rather. good looking. ard is a hard
worker. His crib contains about 1900
bushels of corn, and he has plenty of hogs,
chickens, turkeys, ducks, ETC., around him,
and, like every q of the tribe, seems to
like his new way of living, as they all,
without an exception, say that here they
at oil times have plenty to eat and q good
house to keep them warm, whereas. in Or
egon, it was q feast or famine with them at
all times.
Long Jim has 1900 bushels of corn, and
is also . good farmer, Is in fact they oil are.
They own in common 237 head of cattle,
of which eighty are COWS, and the farm is
worked on the partnership plan, two or
three taking ~ much as they can farm and
sharing the crops. They have also cut 14O
tons of hay the past season, and in fact
have plenty to, keep them, and the agent
says can, after this season, do without any
hired help to ASSET and show them how to
farm, or any assistance from the United
| States.
Bogus Charlie gave an account Of the
Lava Bed massacre, and went through all
the motions Of shooting, scalping, etc.
He says that when the signal was given to
fire, Hooker Jim first shot At Gen. Candy,
and that Capt. Jack then killed him with
q bullet between the eyes. Boston Charlie
then shot DR.. Thomas through the breast,
when he threw up his hands and begged
for mercy, and together they tripped him
and killed him with their knives. schon.
schin then shot Meacham through the
shoulder, when he presented a pistol At
Schonschil, but it did not 20 of, and
that Shack Nasty Jim then shot him a. hs
was behind . rock, TO which he had run
backwards. Schonschin in the msantim,
firing at him no les than FIVE times. Al
this time SchonschiB tried 10 scalp Mea
cham. but was prevented from doing so b,
Q squaw who vas married To . white man
although he inflicted three severe wouodI
on bis bead. After this the bodies wen
stripped, and tbsy retired 10 their strong
: hold IL The rocks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

claimed, vi
more than
against any
vision, and
tained ifhe
cred that Il
voh in the
but the n
king silver
votes relied
sweepinebi
twelve from
from New J
from Maryls
Child, one
from Mich
California Is
(Mitcbell).
cred certain.
looked for Fl
as doubtful {
Booth, Cali
Eustis. Lou
Paddock, N
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
BLACK MILLS NOTES.
peadwoed Times, Dec. ,aad.

Deadwood Times, Dec. I'D.
The four companies of the I'll cavalry
.ant from Fl. Lincoln to the Hills, v
been ordered back to Bismarck.
The townsite committee, have awarded
the contract to Mr.. L. G. Miller for taxing
the census of the town and Its Is,
He will commence at once, ana push sne
matter to an early completion.
II Bishof was arrested by Deputy I'm
tied States Marshal Ely, and arraigned be
fore United States Commissioners Dawson
this morning, upon complaint Of one Young ing
for selling liquor without q license. Elk
animation was waived and bail given.
A meeting of the incorposr,tors, Of nH tn
Bismarck, Fort Lincoln and h sIscs a. Ri Bis
ted. and tho folloying officers elected; :
W. Raymond, president; T. J. Mitchell !
vice president; G. w. Sweet, secretary d. 4