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, 1877-11-26

Within = few days eysfy Hte-aaviug station
Ia the Vicinity of Cursttuck. n. a., will be
promptly and clllciantly hlIed. A pzodigioua
amount OF looking out will be doua and tirvles&
vigilance will charscteftka thn &plo gentlemen
intrusted with the guardiausblp of tho seq
tolisr. Powerful aud approved Telescopes Will
, 1877-11-26

And vet, when wo como to look nt 1t, We are
Inclined to think tho country would do as Toll
II all these Congressu,en would consent TO Gust
tho lustr0 Of absence over their seats.
, 1877-11-26

a generous gentleman Is that mining Senator
who, with phenomenal elf.abncgation, forcgoea
the pleasure Of suAuoK tho glorious defeat OF
his party.
, 1877-11-26

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,hn wosto,,, 49, a,o,,;an, -, t,,s ooha3a.a -
10 "oss''" sA.s''A y, s, ~ .Ao "s.0,' ~
Tue Eastern gola onptoc1S) Las 1naolgea Ill
the most glaring misrepresentation. After
charoiuQ that thore Ia a rcneral collapso In
1vosa~,, r,,r4,,,,es .vhioT rs,,p, fr,,,n,,x, has
:. ,,e"s "e~' IL. -
BuaAc'entty ulsp3osea W eas'ns uao 1epofH
Of sovcral reputable loan-agcneies, tho Times
further intimatcd that 1t was also impossible
IN ,noto rror,nt forcloarrnu onf, Tina forca
s..i. - a.. -,,.,.,' ~ III. A..
- ev.1'e1a!"n "a 1no hee"...!' ~ 'aS .''o
fu6Nd aptly replies that Illinois anu other
Western atntea long ainco adopted tho BYs-
tam of trnat.t1ecda. under which the ,nnr+.
s.sz- .,..,.,.. ~, s...,,,o.a .,,;7 49, -,
b"6o' "oo $"' 'e.A s"' AAo4.
gagoo may sell On short notice and give good
title; and tho Public alldB: - It may be
stated uennrallv TINT. ns tI,ero ia no other
,f,s. - 3,,uost,,ort. ,n,,, ,v1,,,h ,,ofo,,tt.
0Ae-'3 - -, sfo@
hte ~ ta1o las III "ca1esa noft9aHesl' ~
there Ia no other upon which, II properly
plooed, tho investor eau so quickly and surely
rool,ve In osao NJ ,1cfon,t +" Tha ao,nn min.
i,yc1v a1callont condition of thtnua whic,,
Tttz TnmuxK 1,aa found In investigating tho
, 1877-11-26

F1hvcrfy'a Thentrc. -
Monro- STREET, corner 0f Ucathota. "The Dnnitcs." !"
hfcsdames 1'lsnchssd Goldthwatse etc. Mcsss. lsn
kin, AIftch, Etc.
, 1877-11-26

Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
cinrk rtrect, hctwcen Randolph and Wa4htnktoa.
Variety performance.
, 1877-11-26

Jfoo3eJsR Theatre.
Randolph ktTtc.. kctwrcn Clhrk and IASaIit.
E.FucI OIL" 1csianea Mooro. Smith. atc. Mcasr1.
Moorr. auI!lfon, etc.
, 1877-11-26

AN fMFENtAL BuC1K8Y.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 25,-Tne Heuate hes elec
cd ii. GFandperret, Bonapartdst, life 8en,
tor.
, 1877-11-26

NicFlcktr'a Thcntrn4
Mhdfeon *trcet between State ind Dearborn.
''Lllnn. or Woman't Lalt 1,are." AesdAmes Don.
Etonenlt, cts, Mcss1a. Wfteclock, LcAfock, etC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-22
:, ALEXANDRIA, VA. SATURDAY, DEC. Y, 1977
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
v)EAUTIFUL GOODS FOR THE HOLl.
d DAYS AT
ERENIu,S. NO, 95 KING STREET.

lam now opening ono CT the hsnd,omesI
! sto,ka Of Christmas and New Years goods ever
off,red in thi, market Prominent are Bibles
and PRAYER Books in rich binding Novelties in
Russia leather The finest Russia Leather Porte
mcnaies Letter Gases and Writing Gases. pa,
pier Msche Desks, very handsome. Beautiful
ysyea in gilt and cut glass. Hand painted Glass
Vnes, very beautiful. Russia Leather and Cut
Glss handkerchief and Glove Boxes Russia
Leather Satchels Ladies' Pocket Companions.
japanese Cabinets. Boxes and Trays. Writing
Daks. Fine Gold Pens and Pencils in gold and
pearl cases, put up expressly for holiday pre-
seats. Fine Bronze Glass lnkstands. Scotch
wood goods Smokers sets. Segar Cases, great
variety. Work Boxes in Russia and Vienna
Leather, beautifully made and furnished. Hand,
some Chromos Ststuary also the celebrated
Pictures of Prang &lCo These are the finest in
this country Christmas and Now Yesr cards.
For tho little folks l have the largest and best
assortment cf Juvenile books in the State Inc
stock embraces the best American, English and
German authors AS for Games of all kinds,
Alphabet, building and other blocks, Banks
Steam Engines, and thousand and ono other
things to instruct and amuse boyasnd girls, time
and SPACE forbid further enumeration. .,
Any information respecting this stock Will Ds
cheerfully furnished by mail to those living at
distance. To the 1e3idents and sojournerS IN
Alexandria it will afford me pleasure TO show
these goods al 95 King street.
dec l8-td GEO. n. + hhNCh'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-22
EDUCATIONAL.

MORE NEW GOODS FOR DECEM BEN
M SALES - ,o--
Tuesday, December 49, lS77; 7;oo
Opening fashionable ;ooa CloaSs aSs.S}fn t9S1S jscoes
nav stvles: Blankets and Flanaes, cno'co
stock: Ladies' Neckties, very, pretty. .hon
Gnr ssies to country merchants larger tnan
ever before and our stock full and compiete s.e
and we'll adapted to their wants. Prlces ss ~"
90 DA'''1' D. F. BRASHEAk.
m uoomo, No. 100 King street.
~. Alexandria, Va.
TEW SUGARS received to-day, Dec. IL, by
IN dec14 r. w. AVERY, 2z6 Ring st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
L.borLe.gue Resolutions.

WAsHINGroN, July l9.-The Central
Council Of the Labor League Of the
United States At y meeting to day passed
series of resolutions on the depressed sia'e
of labor throughout the country. and
the anticipated evil results to dow thrr"
from, enjoining GOODNESS and m"ce .
alton on the members OF the order, ana
especially warning them. H well a the
working men IN general 10 De-
ware OF cmlsssrles, some ot wH'm
have endeavored 10 operate he-c, WI"
90 around Il citing 10 strikes and violent
m assures winch injure labor IN genera.
disturb order and end in the conviction
arI punishment OF the participant,
therein; ana
Rexoircd, That mora agitation D. iA"
strength aLI power ~ which labor r"n
acquire tangible reformation and that
mob violence and not lead on y 1"
anarchy and final destruction "i human
liberty, ard II Is better t. submit I" sHN
sort ol depotism lor the tim" bs'ng lh"n
to have no government At all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
spanisn Affairs.

LoNDoY. july ~ A letter from
Madrid says that the Spanish authorities
are preparing to send $4,000 men To-
Cuba IN October u fill me gaps caused
b, dIseasr md death The mluI--r1.
propose 70 rai.e the necessary lands o.
Onward these Inducements toy another
appeal to the a-socla.Ion Vt painter aud
hnau,Iers who furnished All advance .o"
rrluIOrCcments sent out year no
Their privilege over the Cuban Gus,
toms revenue vii, bee increased and pro.
longcd to insure the payment ol inLcrc.
AMI the annual sinking fund. The INNS
t. have allowed the Cortes % under-tu
{ If ne e.ssry the government WI
H. . even grecter sacrifices II T.
singular to observe that the improve
meht Of Cuban affairs and the visible
decrease Of the rebellion Goes not cDL-
vince most people OF the ultimate pacri
cation Of the Island.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
lila AWAY to the rescue,

;,.,s,tIv a mile away to the rescue,
s eL;oh wss accomplished within twenty
minutes, and not only 'no ~" r;sG.
avery man in the command wa os,
od mt the safety oil Tue
important position, and u large s'HC Tbs
- o,nn,nnitior and other stores, luo
Sccounts AS published origlnsteG wiz. wiz.
- 0-~in Morrill,. of Lewiston, VINO was
=. cottonwood Al the time, but VINO az
aS,o,h ormad remained ensconcet ~
the little fortifcstIon mere ins'eaG ~
goinp with the soldiers to the aiu u -.
;mneriled fellow citizens. oInei 49,,
* who were present, agree Win r cL'o
afEcars IN this statements OF facts Tue
onodnct of the officers mas undeF Tue
80, irving circumstances oeen
nsrticplsrly good. They have Jusilneu
Pa iI ernectslions. The campaign
= bsan successful. The hostiles hsVe
onersted skilltully and fought uSSPe'
stely, but they have been deieSIeu az
driven from this section with great, los
~ numbers and supplies. Genera! no"
ard report, by this courier the events Oh
the last TWO days and present SITUATION.
The number OF killed and wounded on
hotn sides IN the action OF the IIth anu
TStb tprus out to be larger than st nrst
nai;aved KELLER, 4. ID. {.
SAN Francisco, July lg.-The follow
;,c, is q diSpatch from General Howard
camp. dated July 18th, via Walls " stIa
Tulv 10Th: On the 18th Red Hand, tne
No. Perces. with sixteen warriors from
,Joseph's and LOOKING Glass bands anu
twenty.three women and children sur
rendered themselves 10 General Howard
They were made prisoners, and told tna'
tbev would be tried. That the murder
ers of white men and the outrages o!
the women must be punished.
.Josaph did not surrender ~
he nropoposed to do, but instead started
Tor the buffalo country with the olner
hostile chief. The prisoners had out Iwo
GUNS and no ammunition or supplies II
is thought by some that the other parry
who surrendered, got separated from 30
semi and were lett without horses, aTihs
or supplies. and, therefore, were Ioi"-
nelIed to surrender. On the 10Th AL the
men that General Howard could mount
were sent in pursuit of the tieeing hostlles'
They are twenty-tour hourt ahead OF the
troops. The prisoners say that Joseph
mer are getting short OF ammunition
that Joseph and " bite Bird had qusr'
relied and they would likely sePerate
their forces. The following dispatch was
received nj the military headquarters
from Gen Howard:
CAMP McMILLER, KAMA, July 10
A majority OF the hostiIes have fed by
the L.odo Fork trail eastward to the oul'
is0o country. Thlrty-hVc men, w"me"
and children have voluntarily surreh'
derei themselves.
Gen. Howard is in pursuit. lie d.
reefs that information be sent to Cen
Sherman and the posts east OF he Batter
! Root mountains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
.curNCKs sr. WEED TONIC.

In the atm osphere experienced here our
ing tn summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the ueslIe
for wholesome food, an frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, parucu
larry those suffering from the enecIs Vi
debillta ting diseases. In order 10 Keep
natural, healthml activity Of theSystelh
we must resort TO artificial means, FOR
this purpose Schenck's sea Weed rome -
very effectuaI. A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor the eher-
waited body. For dyspepsia, II S lnvstu-
able. Many emiCent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can be per-
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gem
orally EN- ployed for that lurpOse: heSea
Weed Tonic in Its nature is totally ulueI-
cot from such drugs. Ii contains no cor
rosive minerals OF acids; in tact IL assists
the regular operations Ui nature, ana SUI
pies her deficiencies. The tonic In lts
nature so much resembles the gastric lulce
that it almost Identical with THAT hulu.
The gastric juice is the natural solvent
which, in healthy condition OF the BODY,
causes the food to be Oigested; and when
this Juice Is not eXcreted IN Suthclt %
quantities, indigestion, with all It's DIS,
tressing symptoms, follows. The sea Wood
Tonic performs the duty OF the CASTRO
luce when the latter is deficient
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
Personalities.

Mr. John Meniz leaves to-day for a
pleasure trip 20 Chicago, Toledp and
other cities BE viii b. gone for three
weeks.
Captain stephen Ripley returned yes
terdsy morning ,r"m a trip down the
river, where he has been waglus WAT on
the iinuy tribe.
Mr.. james j. Cpmbeil, clerk NJ the
McLure House, made dying trip 10
Washington, Pa and return, yesterday.
Miss Fannie CLARK l. visiting Hon
Daniel Lambs family, in this city.
}. G. McEliowuey, clerk of the Wet
zcl county court, Is registered at the
Stsmm House
Squire Hughes @! the Eighth ward, is
cor fined to has room by sickness.
Ralph Mcconnell. Of Little Washing
ton. is visiting friends in this city.
Judge Melvin returned from Brooke
county yesterday. where be has been
holdings spcclai term Of court for that
county.
VIC Dalield rc.urued home yester
day.
T. & Cracre., viii talk temperance to
tue Martin, Ferry people next Sunday
evening.
JunEIns, formerly OF the Standards, is
PLAYING frs. base with tn, Rychesters.
Rybcr. McEldowney, Of New Martins,
VILE, has rooms ut the st. james
Madame l., Gsrde OF Owens Ooro =,
Ky Is registered n: the - JaLcs.
Mrs. j. L. Moore principal OF the
NoryWtown Female Seminary, is visit.
ING lends in this city.
Squire ShuItz has been suffering tor
several weeks with the rheumatism IN his
right arm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20

Agnes McClurr, division A, grade Il
Alice V. Oxtoby, division \, grade u
Ssllie Robinson, division b, grade l.
Tinie Mcdonnell, division b, grade 2
Annie johnson, division &, grade /;
Mary Z. Phipps, Division &, grade q
Ada b Greer, division c, grade 3; Mary
Arbuthnot, division b, grade |; Ids B.
Jones, division D. grade 2; Emma j
Ellifrilz, division d, grade 3 NJ. Hart,
jsnitor.
Madison School-A. Nj. Stevenson,
Principal; Eva Rice, Grammar Room;
Julia N. Wiley, division a; Eliza Nc
Kelvey, division B; Emma 5. Snowden,
division e grade |; Ada McClymint
division G grade 2; Mints Foster, divi-
sion D grade l; Hannah VI. Nico!l,
division D grade 2; Susan Bsrkley, JAM
tress.
Colored School w. F Gaskins, Prin-
cipal; Harriet F. Garter, Assistant; Alex.
Butter, Janitor.
Union SchoOl-James Snowden, Prln-
clpal; Ella Dillon, Grammar ROOM An
ME Ewing, division A grade /; Ada
| Dillon. division A grade 2; Annie JET
fers. division b grade |; Lizzie Downs,
division B grade 2; Lucinda Sims, divi-
sion { grade |; Maria Ellingham, divl.
sion G grade 2; Sophia Davis, division I
grade 3; Nj. Lou McColiOch, division ID
grade |; Amy Chapline, division d grade
;; Mary Robinson, division d grade 3;
Ella Updegratf, division D grade 4; Car
RE Adams, division ID grade D; Mrs.
| Elizabeth " ater house, janitress.
Centre SchooL-Ssdie Stout, grammar
room; Cornelia Hamilton, divlslo. A;
Annie Moran, division b. grade l; Bella
V. Godfrey, division b, grade 2; Minnie
). Black, division q; Annie Boyd, d,
grade |; Jennie Patterson, division d.
grade =. Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman, ami
tress.
Webster Schooi-Samuel Boyd, princi,
pal; Martha Harper, grammar room
Mary j. Morrison, division a, grade |;
Sue +. Crumbacker, division A, grade =
Me G, Lope. division B, grade !; Ida
Nj. Richards, division b, grade = Dora
Clohan. division Z, grade |; Lizzie Clio
han, division G, grade 2; LiZzI" Cross,
Division ID, grade Kate Todd, division
y. grade 2; Title Sutherland, division d,
grade 3 Mrs. A NJ. DOwler, ianitress.
Richie school-Henry y. Mirtz,
pnrcip |, Josephine A. Greenl i
gramnler room; Mary Brown, assistant
Josie r. Rose, qlvlsiOu A, grade |; Emma
Anderson, division A, grade 2; Sarah A.
Scott, division b, grade /; l. Decie
Hamilton, division B, grade Z; Ella j.
Stephens, division &, grade Ii Sarah
McKinly, division q, grade 2; Ida
Trontman, division &, grade 3; Annie +
Reeves, division D, grade l; Sallie L.
Callendun, division d, grade q Ella |.
Moore, division D, grade 3; Belle kain,
division d, grade 1 Mrs. Elizabeth
! Turk janitress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
NnIiomnI COTTON Ehchangr.

GREENBRIER, ". Va, July I3.-At
the Convention of the National Cotton
Exchange resolutions were adopted
memoraIizing Congress b. increase the
appropriation for the signal service
bureau for the establishment OF other
stations in the cotton States, 50 rs -
obtain more accurate information OF the
rain fall and temperature; providing that
arbitralions in deliveries Of cotton
.old on n basis Of classification be- upon a
clas, only Of lair average staple and
that the valuations should aLeTward. ~
fixed according 10 the oiiicisI quotations
o e day o delivery, and providing for
the appointment Of "a inspector 10 sx-
anime into the condition Of cotton, time
OF delivery, etc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
Railroad MRr.

LITTLE Rock, July l9.-The railroad
WAT between the Memphis and Little
Rock and st. LOUIS, Iron Mountain and
Southern railroads still continues, snd
last evening the officers Of the former
road were notified TO cease running their
trains on the tracks Of the Iron NJ GUN
tain, which, if done, viii necessitste u
transfer Of passengers via Memphis by
some other means than the railroad
bridge The Memphis compar y deny
the rIght OF the Iron Mountain company
70 prevent their trains running over the
bridge track, a they clsIm 10 have con.
trac! which cannot be broken without
notice. The Iron Mountain Oh the other
hand say that the road has, since the
date Of the contract, changed hands
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
hINer News.

The marks Indicated teet Ihch''
and rising, yesterday evening.
The Courier lett tor FarkersOurg N,--
terdsy morning AZ the usual hour. She
was to have laid up but the sudden rise
of the river allowed her 10 depart on Arr
trim. The Raglan is ready TO take her
place when the river is too low tor her
10 run.
Tie Science Is to.days Parkersburg
boat.
The Hudson will arrive from CluCu-
natl to-day.
The Market Boy Will leave Tor Ma'"'
moras this morning.
Inc 1rai','e 9I"'o ]. NJ i'o ,a ,,",,r az" W,
uhIOss tuore j. 'No'o Vi = JIG '"0 '''
main 'nt 'T Is ,.o.., ,,ui. r,r...
nc ., rar ,.o - pn,.brrgh
0" IA AnTHs loves Cincinnati for TINS
,,o;r, ,nday
Tne Big Sandy and Pomeroy packet
TELEGRAPH. now nearing completion, will
probably be the highest boat OF her dl
mansions ever built. With her machinery
and outfit all on board, except the turnl.
.ure. her draft is Bat 10 inches NJ the
bow. u inches under the shafts, ana %
incncs At the stern.
The new Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
packet. Emma Graham. VIII b, ready for
busipess Saturday week She is iar -u-
p.rIor to the old boat. and will undoubJ.
edly prove profitable Investment To- her
owners.
The ". 2. Thompson VIII "nl"r TIE
Cincinnati and kanawha river trade a-
the Thursday packet from Cincinnati
and leave Charleston every Monday.
>,,.n,..,,s I,l,. ia pr..r risi,,
,... ~ a, y a co. ',,., ON, "a, .t,af.
~" ~ wv "
SHEEvsro July I9.-AI'''ed -
Bonnie Lee, Ne" or'ea"s' "'s'u'r
Gear. River tel /" Inche'
/ CINcITNNTI july i9.--HIyor 10 tct
aud falling Weather sr- rn'.er .Ar
rrvcd--Audes Wheeling.
NV Or.r,>>. Ju. arrival.
nsusr,ad- Thomas sherlock Circruna,l
Wns,bor warm and rainy
" v,'y.p,.po ,",,. IY Weather clear
Piger fall II inrbg. \ GOOD ram b..,
ni,h, rn-S, Garaviavn Arrived
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
Man Drowned.

Yesterday afternoon John Ford, in
company with Hugh Mooney, James
Hiuerv and Scot O'Neal. boy, started
to cross the river at the OHIO City mill,
above Martins Ferry, IN skitf, When
the Skit had been r1wed some distance
rom the bank, the water began to get
very rough, AID filed the skltl, when the
boy O.Nesl jumped GU. and Fora
followed Ihe skih then upset,
which threw the other two occupants
into the river. Ford called for some one
70 save him rs he could not swim, and
caught one of the men by the neck
which .cam" near drowning the party
who was trying 10 render assistance al
the time. The man shook Oft Ford, and
with the boy and the other man saved
themselves. Ford Sark AID did not rise
ag-iN he was abou. five feet,
cI,u. ilch-, in height, and
wore ~sHdy-colored moustache.
A; tn- ;ue Jt his death, Ford had on
his por.. u black coat and vest. Jeans
pants " Bate -hlrL and heavy boots. He
had large .ycr watch. His weight is
one huadrc. AID severty-ive pounds.
He wa- MINER 10 Raiuevs Goa, bank
u, Burlington, lew n,Ies above. this
city 90 q. Du,o side he WAS thirty
one or ~ ..ars ut -gr The body mad
not been recovered ~ "a late hour last
night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
Indian DepredaIIons.

DEADwooD, July l9.-Frsnk Back,
while cutting nay this morning twenty =
three miles from Crook city, wa fired
upon by small band Of Indians ana
wounded in the arm. he escaped ~
Crook city. The Indians are setting fire
to the nay along Rapid creek. The
prairie in the vicinity Of Crook city Is
reported 70 be on fire. A party OF clLl-
zsIs who went il pursuit Of horse thieves
and Indians yesterday, returned 70 day
having accomplished nothing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
An ErroLenms Report.

Last evening report was freely rlrcu
lated on the street that number Of VOL
untcers had been called for by n tele gram
from Capt. Miller, and that n number Of
our citizens had volunteered and left on
n special train for the scene of action.
Upon dlligent inquiry among those
whom we met on the streets and'a per.
soual interview with Adjutant General
Wood, VIZ found that only three men had
gone to Martinsburg. Dney are Messrs
Joan p Carney, Lewis Dacher and
LOUIS Schwsrlzweger. who are regular.
IL sworn in Light Guards
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
Western CrODs.

OMAHA, July I9.-The Hsyam Will
tomorrow publish the crop reports from
30 or 40 points in Nebraska and Western
Iowa. This year without exception, the
crops are Of the most favorable claI-
acter, indicating the largest yield Ct al
kinds OF grain for years. The bar and
rye are nearly harvested and whe,. Will
be begun next week The quality and
quantity Is exceptionally good and the
acreage largely il excess OF previous
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
KIack HiIIs Concn Robbed.

CHEYENNE, July 10 The coach from
Dead wood WAS stopped last eveHIr Z near
the Cheyenne rIver By three, men who
ROBBED The passenger OF about $500.
Twelve miles further on they were stop
ped by tour men who TOOK the pss.en-
gers arms and blankets, The treasure
box was opened, bu: contained no yalu
sbles. The up coach was stopped "a.
evening near the Cheyenne river. The
robbers secured only Sl3.