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The New York herald., 1877-09-02
STRIKE OF BITUMINOUS COAL
MINERS.

SUNBURY, Pa, Sept !, 1877.
As has been previously intimated would be the caso
In conformity with the edct Of The Miners National
Association the miners in the bituminous coal
gions have inaugurated strike The fret aggressive
movement has been made by the mon at Du Bots City,
Clearied county The strikers demand an advance OF
ten cents every ton OF coal produced In the past
marginal rates have been paid the Tho malcon-
tent miners have so far, conducted themselves
in a very creditable manner The people
generally say the demand Of tho men is
a just ono. The strikers have the sympathes
of Tho business men and all appeals for assistance
met with very hbersl response. The Boil Col
Icry Company, dctcrmtuing IN rcsuIns operations,
asked the projection OF tho sheriff OF the county for
those golfers who desired TO go to work. The Sheriff
went the OF the trouble, but mis- services wcro
required, as small body OF "back leg' miners
were allowed to work The mne III peace The strike,
which threatens to become general, is having very
serious effect upon all kinds OF business, the dcpres
and Generalization being general IN mercantile
interests throughout the region.
The strike IN the Wcstmureland district still con-
tinues. Molly Magureism prevails in some places.
and further and more serious troubles are apprc-
hcndcd.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
THE SEASIDE" STRIKE.

Tho strike of the c0mpostors formerly employed on
the Seaside Library' by George Munro, nj No. 81
Beekman street, still continues, but the men have
weakened. Mr.. Munro had some few additions to his
working force yesterday, and stated that he had
sixty men at the cases number OF the strikers re-.
maiucd near Office all day yesterday waiting ior
their pay, which they were to receive in the alter
noon. Committees from the strikers visited Mr.
Munro various times during The day, but salts
factory understanding was arrived at. The men,
through their committee stated that they willing
go work again at the old rates. thirty cents per
1000 ems, If they could return in BODY. Mr. Munro
said that he Gould not arrange this there not
places enough for them ALL and he could not discharge
tho men " no had come since the strike. He
would take on as many MS there were empty.
Mr.. Munro states that the strikers all good men,
and there TO be little Ill feeling either side
No arrangement come TO during the conferences.
and the declare tnat they will return TO work
unless they do body.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug 31-saled. ship Edith (Br), Homer,
United States.
BRISTOL. Sept 1-Arrvod. brig NJ A Palmer (Br,, Mat.
thews Charleston.
BREMEN, Aug 3O--Sailed, ships Pauina (Br), Hughes.
United states Gustav Oscar (Ge. Hartmann, New Or.
leans.
CAPE Town. Aug 5-Saled. bark r W Wool (Br), Mich.
OILS, United States.
DuXkIRK Au. 3O-Arrived, bark Pontida Gtsl>, Cesa,
New Orleans.
FLUSHING Sept .1-Passed. steamer Nederland (Beg),
Randle from Antwerp for New York
GRIxsnY, Aug 31-Saed. bark Agostina uta), Mari,
New York.
HAvRE Sept 1-sajied, steamer France Fp, Trudclle,
Plymouth and New York.
ISLE OF WIGHT Sept 1-On bark Lord Ashburton (Br),
Lorentsen. from San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 81 3l-Arrved. brig Beatrice tBr). Pen.
nell Richmond, Va: Sent l. bark S0strsne Nor). Foyn
Now York.
Sailed LIST. ship Her Majesty (Br, Lenhy. Southwest
Pass
MoSrEvIpEo, Aug 3O-Arrivcd, bark Sarah, Incersol
Boston Ior Valparaiso below.
NEwcAsrLx, Sept 1-Saied steamer Plainmclier CBr),
New York.
QUEESsrewN. Aug 31-Arrived, brig Plod tAus). Tar.
boua New York; Sept !. scytha tBr. Hams.
Lvcrpool: Ibcrnian Br), Archer. Baltimore &c for
do (and both procceded).
ROTTERDAM Aug 3o-Arrived bark Kathnka tGcr,, Ros.
sing Baltimore.
MoSrKvIpEo Aug 3o-Bark Sarah. Ingerso from Boston
Nay 81 for Valparaiso has put in here caky ami partially
dsmasted The second officer lost
Ship Montana t3r) Calvert from Cardiff June IL for
Montevdeo, has been totally lost The saved.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
A FEARFUL LEAP.

DIR. LOUIS N. STEIN, OF THIS CITY, COMMITS
SUICIDE BY JUMPING OFF THE SUSPENSION
BRIDGE AT NIAGARA FALLS.
Several weeks ago an ex Navy surgeon named DR..
Edward Stein. it will be remembered, committed sui
eide at French's Hotel. day or two aiterward
quarrel eusurd between Dr. Louis NJ Stein the father
of the suicidc and a woman who claimed to be his
wife concerning the possession OF tho body and prop
erty of the dead DR.. Louis Stein obtained pos
session OF tho BODY finally but IN accordance with his
wi the property OF his sou was handed over to the
woman
superintendent Walling received despatch yester-
day Afternoon informing him thut Louis stein had
also committed suicide by eaping from the Niagara
Suspension Bridge into tho rapids below II appears
that the excitement following his sons death unset
tied his mini aud led to the committa OF tho rash
act Dr. Louis II. Stein was IA graduate of "a leading
German medical college. He was well known ply
scian for years IN Poland, but was finally banished
for political reasons He came to America with Kos
suth, as member of tho lattcr's staff
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
THE BARK BERTHA AND. MARIE.

NEw York, Sept. 4, 1877.
70 THE EDITOR THE HERALD
viii you be kind csoush.n justice to myself to al.
low me space IN your journal to make brief reply
an article that appeared in your paper this morning
having reference TO late OF tho bark
tha and Marie beg to state that the report is only
partial one, nothing OF the defence having been
noticed and standing as II docs tends do me harm.
deny all the charges stated by Mr. Alexander Doug
lass The report OF the whole proceedings are on view
at the British CoDsus oicc, where any person inter-
cs II. Two very respectable gentlemen OF
this city before the Court OF Inquiry that Mr..
Alexander Douglass word was not 10 DC believed on
oath. therefore ask tho puOc to defer any opinion
upon my case until IL takes further snape and say
tnat leave on Thursday next Tor British port, feel
ing quite fearless OF the result Your Obcdicnt ser.
want, b. DELfosSE.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
WEATHER REPORT.
ioLYHEAp. Sept I, PM-Wind W. fresh.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ae&rgeo, Ans i5.In pert ship Be'vsdere Johnson
tBr, Brownel London tand cleared ais; for Lverpsol
ps sa%na do" @ brig Fdo % F Kan
ship Queen Of Inda tBr. Jaraaila, do.
'Sass Snss r @ :aoy e(Rt' R
os.osHo July Tin port bark c0nsclii'e 'Br McRea
mAIgAs Aug Aug as-S.llss s. brig cnanwall"h Br. Co"
KiyesroS ia. Auy is-saisd. brig Empress tBr. Marsh
MoSrnKAL Aug 3o-Arrved. steamer Texas, Lawrenson.
Cieated Goth steamers Mississippi Lindall, Liverpool;
NonTH sYPsN1. oB, Sept i-Arriveo, brig Koss.ek,
SFwcAsrLr NJ. Aug 24-Arrived. barks osp lNo,,
Sss.n
sSa ss'' as Ss
Cleared aasl. SnT! Male NE ilari"w Sharpness a5th
Ponr SPAIN Aug 7-sailed, brig Hattie Balm, Doull,
TsroV 1asaS A,,yed saie Laura from ,E n,s
b ass. M s sT
S
Py,asssm Aug a7~ss,sd- brig CIR Burgess B, Nc
don bark BaSeaw Ront Green cS Goth ships sandring
a1 n nen.
Tonsbcrg; Clyic suiter Troon; rine ton Palmstrom
Hansen, Rochsior.; Ron,o Campbell Picou Montreal
Also arrived Both, ships Imperial, Morrison Greenock
Cleared sotn shps Astras.na James L LL'yerpoo; lnhy
West arepoo; Orr. Olsen. Cork; Eleanor. Newcomer.
io JASErno Aug i7-ssiled. ship Grey Eagle. Lucas,
RIcminrcro. Aug 2s-Arrved, bark Jane Wright tBr),
Cleared 2s,h, bark Richard tsr,. London.
SYDNEY CB. sept 1-sailcd ba Elcano (Br, Garand'
a9 bark csr%Gs; @ SI, E.",.r
Boston G Eah & n't caSs Ssf from
navrc brig Matilda. Bangor: sept !. schrs j Nash.
Crowley Annie 3D. secord; 9 Hathaway !Brl i.'
seu Pacific. Look: u Porter Allen, and L. 81 Pierre
ubrl. Haley, New York; 49,.
ton Roads.
PER STEAMER GEnMANrc.,
Aberdeen Aug lS-Arrived, argus scott. Montreal.
ASrwNnr. Aug le--saiied, De Ruytor to. falk New
York. -
BRISTOL, Aug 2o-Arrived susanne Brklund, Mira.
michi.
HARROW. Aug Sailed John Ellis Mclcni, Dalhousic.
BELrAsr. Aug 2)--Arnvcd. Esau Cobovich, New York
BoRpEAgS. Aug 1s-procecding down, VIM FREDERICK
sailed from P"uiise 18th. Nina Schroeder 2usbcc Mn
BRISBANE, Aug 1o-Arrivcd. Stella Maris, kover New
CHuDrrr, Aug 2o-saed Royal Welsh Cs), Gibson, Mon
| treal. ,,
DxAL Aug 2o-Apchorod. sunny SOUTH Dcrrickson from
DvnIls, Aug ao-sailsd. Catherine. Tor Bull River.
EAsrnouRsE Passed Bo"chy Head Aug 20 Amelia from
| FALMOUTH Aug 2o--Put in for provisions Geo Holt
Fs% the S Sn 10 Of sssa sSai" rc III e.
GRKrSocK. Aug 2o--sailed. City OF Mantowoc. Hagge
isE OF wIGur Aug 2oPassed. Rotterdam ts). Wis from
| Rotterdam for New York ~, y, s,.
west Pass Louise, Morch. sydney, CD; Nevada Foster
Cleared 2o;h Gen shplcy, Springer. Key wss'' Empire
| of Peace. Young Norfolk. -,
mosPHs J"mcson A%s 90 Hno dnsr%sn% Mirs%icS
| Cleared 2lst, Emerald Isle, Staples, New York.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS.

a call was issued yesterday TO tho democratic
electors OF New York ''and all others who favor
honest, efficient aud economical administration OF our
city government and who regard such an administra-
ton as unattanabc so long as municipal and lcSsla
tive officers selected by and allegiance to the
Tammany Hall organization" 10 meet on Tuesday
evening ncxl, at their respective Assembly districts,
and elect by ballot, Eve delegates from each election
district and representation TO the county committee,
which shall DC equal 10 one delegate ior every Two
Dundred democratic votes In such Assembly districts
respectively. The call signed by Mr. Ira Shacr, Mr.
L. 3. Hart and Mr.. w. l.. Mitchell
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
TROOPS IN THE COAL FIELDS.
INCREASING DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE
MISERs-A LABOR PARTY FORMING.


MISERs-A LABOR PARTY FORMING.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wrLKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept I, 1871
Governor Hartranft, with his wife, two daughters
aud son, arrived hero last night General Latta and
wife and General Coke, both OF tho Governors stai
arc with the Executive. Tho visit Is semoicia and
has to do with the future disposition OF State troops in
this locality. The Governor has decided TO keep large
force in Luzerpe county until work is resumed In
all the mines This decision has been very gen.
orally promulgated to-day among the militia on duty
here we'll as the miners. The former are consider
ably excited over tho matter, as fully wothrds oi
them are very anxious to see their homes again.
There arc four regiments OF militia IN this Immediate
neighborhood, three from Pttsburg and ono from
Philadelphia. The latter, under command OF Colonel
Bonnaton nearly composed OF veterans recruited at
few hours notice six weeks ago Tor the defence
OF Philadelphia Many OF tho enlisted mon arc OF 'he
first families, and the prospective inhcrors OF
fortunes They are all doing very tea' Gus ana un-
pleasant duty.
RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS.
The Governor says that so far he has received noti
ncalion OF enstments that would MI about one regi
mcnt from men whom 1t is desrous to have. Plenty
of tramps would enlist, but this is not the class
wanted the first regiment OF three months volun-
feers is thought will not be ready under thirty days.
This week companies OF soldiers nave been stationed
at every mine IA this vicinity, ana tney VIII not DC
removed until operations begin.
or IDLE MINERS.
The idle miners look upon this as an infringement OF
their rights and they are talking louder than ever to-
night All day long crowds nave bocn discussing tho
announcement that tho soldiers would not oe removed
until work begins, and the men swear that they will
have very long time 10 serve. There is vague re-
port abroad that the occupation OF the mines by the
soldiers Is only the prelude to an ATTEMPT soon TO be
made TO ntrod miners into the cuIercs. From
whence they arc to come is NOT stated, although the
most absurd anoat The operators are very
rcticent, denying that other men Will be engaged
In the meantime OF the greatest local political
organ cations Of worklngmcn ever known In this sec.
tion forming. Mon OF every nationality are joining
IL both political Dartios IL Is thought however
that the Irish and Welsh elements IN the new party
will clash before long anu that this Will tend 10 It's
disscnton. But there IS no telIng.
NO END TO THE STRIKE.
In tue meantime the days are passing, business is
growing ducr and the strike continues with hopes Of
resumption growing weaker us time advances The
bubble may burst at any moment however, for the
opposition only need valiant leader. and II one should
rise 10 the surface iuily two-thirds oi the idle men
would 20 TO work.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
SPOKEN.

Ship Comet Norris from Hull for San Francisco. Aug Is.
lat ~ n Ion 13l.
Ship Santa Clara Tobey. from New York for San Fran
cisco, Aug 26. lat 35 n. lon 1872.
Ship Sacramento Nelson from New York for Melbourne,
July 80 lat 81 AZ n. lon 81 81 w.
Ship Palestine Emmons, from Boston for snn Francisco.
Aug 26 lat 26 n Ion l24
Ship Triumphant bbey from Liverpool for San Fran.
cisco. June ~. off Cape Horn.
Bark Bessie Parker (Br. Parker. from Quebec for War
renpoint, Aug 27. lat 43 46 lon Al 81
ark Kastad tNor) Monssn from Quebec for Waterford.
July % Int ~ 30, Ion 53 30
Bark Chapman (Nor). Olsen, from New York for Copen-
hagen, Aug .. lat ~. Ion %
Bars Hudson vaughrn, from New York for Yokohama.
July 81, lat 2 $. lon 20 AZ.
Bark Paragon r Williams, from Bridgewaer for Que-
bee. Aug 13. lat 46 Ion f..
Bark Thos kellor (Br) Lingey from Liverpool for Della.
ware Breakwetar. Aug Is. lat 80 33. Ion IL 4o
Bark Mary Gibson (Br sloan from Dublin for 81 john
NIB, Aug -. lat 10 % N. lon 26 46 W.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
WORKINGMEN'S POLITICS.

meeting was held last night, at No 353 East
Third street, when an organization formed to he
known ms the Worklugmen's Protective Labor Asso-
ciation NO. ~ OF the Twelfth Assembly district. Sew
eral resolutions wore adopted, in which the society
was stated to be IN favor Of more equal and econ
omical form o government, and a reduction OF the
large salaries oil Comm ssloncrs IN the municipal do.
partmcns OF the city TO oDena the present rate. II
was resolved also tnat no propositions VIII DO pied
from any political party looking toward compro-
mise or an Endorsement o their tes and th
no iauor dealers politicians from other ass0cia.
lions outside OF their own viii be supported
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
TAMMANY'S MOVEMENTS.

The frs, meeting SINCE the summer vacation, of the
Tammany Committee on Organization was hold Mt tho
wigwam in Fourteenth street, yesterday. Nearly all
The members were present, including Comptroller
Kelly. Ex-County Clerk Loew, Colonel Gbbon and
other prominent members of the party. An attempt
maid to procure report from the committee mp
pointed to investigate the regularity Of tho General
Committee from tue First district Mr.. Dalton, ono OF
the delegates, mrdc speech, calling for the report,
hut no action was taken. Some routine business was
transacted and tho committee adjourned
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
STRIKERS ARRESTED.

julius }. Steinhardr, Of No. l62 West Twenty.
seventh street, recently reduced tho wages of his
ploy6s, and the result was u strike Demonstrations
OF violence took place by the strikers Tho police
were called upon and John B. Bergen, Rudolph Hon-
mann uud John kurstennerner arrested. rho
prisoners arraianed before Judge Morgan the
Jefferson Market Police Court. They disclaimcd any
intention OF violence and discharged by Judge
Morgan on furn lsb ing $500 bail to keep the peacc.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
SAILED.

Steamers Egypt fBr) for Liverpool: City OF Richmond
(Br. do; Diego sp,. do; Castais tBrl Bristol Mosel
Uisrl. Bremen: Victoria tBr, Glasgow; Clyde Havana;
Hudson. New orleans City do City OF Houston,
Galveston via Key West San salvador. Savannah
Charleston. Charleston: Benefactor. Wilmington, NC;
9la Domni9n Richmond &c; John Gibson, .ieoryetown
DC: ships India (Port). Ldsbon; Carl ter. brrmcn:
barks Sedan tGer) do Geo Booth Br. Newry; Fok'est
Nor). Newcaste-onTyne Krona Swel. Constantine.
pie brig Samuel Muir (I3r. Liverpool. Ms; schrs j N
Richards Lydia Middleton, and VI = Tibbitts.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

Entered out 2ist Acadia Isl. Montgomery. haa1i OF s
Georre SEYMOUR Watting Bermuda and sailed from
Graveseu nd dayl. ,.. phua-
PLYMOUTH. Aug ao-sailed, Erstatnngen jensen '"A
deipnia. y,.k.,.
sYpxEy Nsw. Aug 2o-Arrived, julia Brown Nieke''
son, Boston via Table Bay.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
STRIKERS CONVICTED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. /. 1877.
Alfred Lego, Lewis Lenhart Lucas Hoee and Jacob
Bayss, concerned in the July railroad riots, were
convicted to-day. Lego was charged with having
broken into gun siore and the others
with having obstructcd the movement Of trains
the Pennsylvania Railroad Henry RIegle
and Sullivan DAVIS rioters, entered. pleas OF guilty
70 Indictments charging them with burglary. Pend
ing the of four other rioters the Court adjourned
until Monday, when the hearing Of witnesses will bc
resumed The evidence against tho rioters Is very
conclusive and the conviction of nearly a OF them
expected Niue will DO tried until the next term
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
Landrlck. Perth Amboy-Jed Frye 4

schr Bridges. LandrIck Perth Amboy-Jed Frye
Co.
schr Harriet Ryan. Robbins. Boston-Chas living
schr Is Brainard, Hubbard Dighton. hass-kackett
Bro
Schr Tim Pickering. Kelly, Salem-Wiilis Ropes
schr Artist, FORESTER. Fall River-ferguson Wood
schr r Godwin Williams. stamford-stsmford Manu-
featuring Co.
scnr o q Acxen, Toms. stamford-stamtord Manuac
IN
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

HARBoR
A correspondent ut somers Point, NJ states that tho
buoys Great Egg arbor bar positions
guides the bar that vessels should not run from
buoy No to buoy No = the which they were In
tended 20 Indicate for there h dangerous shoa
the 1t is also stated that the aten
tion of bnoy has been called to the fact but
that nothing has been done In the matter.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
RICHMOND COUNTY POLITICS.

Tho Richmond County Democratic General Commit.
Tee will meet tomorrow at Nautilus Hall, Tompkins-
ve 10 appoint the t.mo for holding the primaries Tor
the fall election.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Dssf,naisonJ ONc
Steamer. |

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
SEPTEMBER ], 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 1, 1877.

~Gentle. Moderate. tBrisk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21

hind might Ne seen frani!eally rushing ny
Boot Hill; the silvery locks If AGED AnS
decrepi men could soon be seen fiuttering
over the highest and most inaccessible
pinnacles Of the hills adjacent to our city.
When our party Of Indian hunters had
travelled about four miles they were sue
denly startled by fendish Indian war
whoop, and ON looking mp the hill on ono
side. they saw the bloOdthirssy devils
riding furiously toward them in regular
Indian file. Mr.. Calm. although armed
with murderous revolver carefully loaded
with blank cartriges BY Mr.. Ssmnels, dc
cided very promptly that discretion WIS
the better part Of yalor. and. turning he
fiery steed toward Dodge City. applied
whip and spur without restraint. When
the first shot was fired by the pursuers.
Mr.. Calm exhibited his skill at Indian
fighting by lodging the bullet so dexter
ously that his elegant cap flew off hrs
head and was seen no more The firing
vs. rapid. but Mr.. Cahn's head lodged
faster, and he arlived safely within .
mile of the city, when firing ceased. and
he BEGAN to think he was saved. Howev-
er. it soon occurred to his mind that the
city must be besieged. As the hilLtops were
crowded with people. and an excited
populace filed the streets. But his friend
Sneider treasured him, and both hunters
and Indians made . triumphal enty into
the city together, warmly saluted by the
gang with eggs. Sitting Bull the Bants
having one burst against the side Of bis
head. to his infinite disgust.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
ANOTHER INDIAN SCARE.
4 Kansas City Drummer Chased
by Eiendish Red Men.

An incident occurred yesterday which
agitated our city from center 10 cireum>
ference. 1t WAS . reproduction Of the
notorious Indian act. a. . benefit to and
in honor of Mr.. Elias Gaia. Of the House
of CAIN 4 Co. slothiers of Kansas City.
who was here trying to sell clothing.
All tho morning the intrepid young Mr..
Calm had been relating to Gaping crowds
of our astCnished denizens miraculous
accounts of his own heroic exploits among
the Indians. and expressing blood
thirsty yesrninR for more Indians 20
conquer. Finally our boys resolved that
he should be accommodated. and hunt
ing expedition was proposed. to which be
eagerly asseuted. Mayor Kelley. Sam
Sueider. of the firm Of Somshine & Snei-
der, of Cincinnati: John Mueller. and
our young Indian fighter made up the
party. Az soon a the hunters had started
Messre. Ed. Garland, J. N. Aanion. s.
E. Isaacson. C. q. Schuls, Mr.. Wolf,
IC. N. Beeson and Jas. LanRton donned
Indian costumes which were captured 81
the Dolby Walls fight. and with tace'
hideously painted-superbly mounted
they started in . roundabout way, u
intercept Mr.. Calm and his party.
BY the time the latter party had startes
the populaoe began to t1rn out. Roofs O
houses, old freight wagons and TELEGRAPH
poles were quickly covered with anxiou
spectators: mothers with young babies OF
their backs and older ones following be-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21

Jim Gunder. alias ''Skidmors Guards.
whose sudden departure from his accus-
TONED haunte in this city was owing to
. request from the Police Judge for either
. spontaneous outpouring of caAh or the
ouietude Of his Absence. is in Las Animas.
He longs 10 return, IL dead broke and
has to russell like stray wolf for chuck.
but still he thinks 1t hest to stay away.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
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