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WEST VIRGINIA UNIyFp2 :,
1877. MORE

THIS INSTITUTION OF 1874
i under the Presidency ~ 80 ~, "a,
Thampson, A. NJ, is entering r nv
era OF prosperity. Dur.ug'IA .--t'a d,
just closed. The att-udaurpo,,. ~. 20,
increased over o. l,rc,ur ..'-. =
and scholarly FHcUIry:Ab........ ..''r ,-,
ful and moral Io'JJou.al.r.. j.,
and Philosopher Aprr.r.,
e instantly SI2WinS cuTe...--' ''. .r
most I y. :, o character >.ar =
scholar MP surpassed uy y. -'a.
institution of learning. All 4,
The e penStS are lc>> than.
place known to atipri com. az. -
The Fall term begins ~,I..,...',,s 70,
Winter term January ~. ....,,.. =.
March Sth. ron iuu III, t''., 3.
lOgue>. sc address 'u- p-.,. ..'.. e..
ag2iWSNu Srr.t.... Hs'.'>
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II you want TO get suited IN - pa Of
Shoes. 20 t. H. V. Bonds.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes Just received
At l.. V. Blends.
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Cold WATERMELON, Gold CantelouPs,
Cold Shell Oysters, and Cold SIaw, nj
M4ck's Restaurant one door above Post
office.
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STATE BOARD Of EI. N.N.9
ALLEGHENY COLI,RGP
MEADSiLIE. pa

The College year w'I uu.. -,
The Preparatory Schnp. w...or..
day.
Boarding on co-oprrI.'yr Dian.
$50 To So. lucIGdia. a. Hr.,
4 % To $3.50
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The finest shoes kept in the city ~ l.
V. Blends.
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TUITION FREE

Contingent Zee y" p"y I.rY
College courses. ENTivr,,I I'D lS- -
Improvements extensive. nfrua.,7
year ~ per cent over Ig,Nluu> l,,' y
nets and Libraries ,qUa. ,ot.rIr,,
ply to PreSi lent BUGBr Fu.rtr.>
tary for Catalogues or ,uI.u,u'r
iV26,gNa
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GENTS fine Shoos OF the latest styles
ust received ut H. V. Bonds.
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS,

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ,,,i .
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Ktnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
day, May 3, 1871:
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Fancy CARDS ALL NEW STYLES
70 with name luc, postpaid. }. b. Il y b
Two Nassau. y. Y. iyl9b
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Vanderbilt Univ rSity

THE THIRD SESSION WILL BOB
i sept. /, M Iuitlon-lu g. h.f j..
parim'ut. Tree; In Literary IraFr..-.
s5u; In Law Department, $50. other .,'
The Medical Department will ur.
lat Fee for attendance.
FOR catalogue, apply a. j. " If'.
Secretary Of tn" Faculty. Na-LEII.. n.
l.. &. GARLAND, tuana.
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NJ A II Il ~ -

40. 1855 Market ST., is the only FIRST
class Restaurant in the city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanl ness OF a b ONE, com Dined with the
pest cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps ON hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, and
serves IL up in manner uneXcelled in inc
country. He can b relied upon always 10
furnish everything frst-class. iel6
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NEIsHBoRROOD xEws.
Register Reporters.
MARTINS FERRY
THE mercury showed 80 degrees in TIN

The mercury showed 80 degrees in the
shade, yesterday, vt II o'clock
The Chora. Uni. Singo- Society
viii hold ba.In"s. me..lng tu-night.
LAST Monday number OF the best
citizens offered themselves rs bondsmen
for Officer Mcfarland
SOME few Of the citizens left with the
excursionists, last Monday, for Cieve
land
THERE was quite a pleasant party 81.
young folks at the residence of NJ. jas.
Gray, last Monday night.
DR.. T. VI. WELLS, OF BaresvIlie, and
who has been visiting here Tor several
days, .elt for his home yesterday.
THs Independent Gre"nback club
will meet tonight. Col. Poormsn, %
Belaire is expected to address the meet
ing.
A FINE bay horse owned by Mr.. Gus
tsvIus Breidenstein, fell over an emeank.
ment on the pike near Bridgeport, and
broke Its neck, last Sunday evening. Mr..
Breidenstein was driving steer home at
the time.
ONE unfortunate female occup pied n
room at the lookup Monday nigh. The
woman was crazy drunk She was wsn.
dering about when captured with basket
almost filled with small phisls containing
various nostfums.
MIR +. J. A. Drennon was out west Of
Bridgeport driving, last Saturday, ard
met with the accident OF having his
buggy collide with another VIZ Dren-
mons buggy WAS bsa ' mashed Up, but
no injury resulted to the occupant.
, 1877-05-15
THE WAR.
Account Of a Desperate Battle
at Batoum, Asiatic
Turkey.
A Russian Attack Rcpnlsed by
tho Garrison Of That
Place.
The Loss Of the Attacking
Party Stated at 1000
Men.
Movements on Both Sides Of the
Danube Foreshadow Lively
Times.
Turkish Gunboats Imprisoned in
the Upper River by Low
Water.
Italy Jealous Of British suprcma-
cY In the Mediterranean.
The Gladstone Resolutions De-
feated In the English
Commons.
England Admits Russfa's Right to Block.
ado Egyptian Ports.
Italy Jealous Of British Suprcma-
cy In tho nIcditcrranenu.
The Gladstone Resolutions De-
feated in the English
Commons.
England Admits Russfa's Right to Block.
ado Egyptian Ports.


oA4O u d.
REroNT or 4 DESPERATE RATTLE.
LONDON. May 14.-Thc 7t't1roras speech, from
Gatouu. Friday midnight, says: ''About o'clock
this morning the 1sussiaas. largely augmented I'd.
Eaneed With feld artillery and made futlons ~.
tack upon tho heights defending Datoum on tho
lind eide. occupied BY l3ash! l'axouks. The Otto.
man troops wcrc intrenched aud opened a terrible
and woll.suFtnlucd fro Of cannon and muskctrJ,
which literally moved tho NusstanA down in
swathrs. They fell BY scores and hundreds on tho
plain below tho Turkish positions. During their
attempts TO make war against this fire, body Of
Turkish horss and foot, taking advantage Of
thick forest, broke forth upon tho nank Of tho
Russian tolutnn, and
ETrEcTEp onHAr SLAUGHTER,
the Muscovftcs being upon ground perfectly open,
md having no choice but to hght or fy. In short
timo tho spot which was The scene OF this tsnk
movement became covered with dead mud dy1nX
Russians. but tho enemy quickly brought up rein.
fo1eeHchtS. md tho battle mas removed with mach
determination. Tor many hours tho efforts Of the
asnhtlanta wcro desperately maintained. hot to-
wards midday theF artillery fro gradually ssckcn-
oil, and they nt length withdrew, after suffering
considerable tosscb.
''An cyc witness to this important engagement
testacs that tho Ottoman soldlcra behayed ad1nIra-
n.y. They had' however. duFinga great part Of
tho action tho advantage Of tntrcnchmcnta on high
rFonnd and It Is dua to this fact, no doubt, that
thclr loescs. compared 10 the nussans. wcra In
significant"
Tho T<it1rnph's Dntoum dispatch, dated satur.
day. sh1s tho victory waa Won by tho extraordinary
coutngo of the nhsh-Hazouks. Tho dcnd md
wounded 1tuasians exceed 4, 600. Tho engagement
lasted over eight hours' actual hgating. Tho last
OF tho Russians did not withdraw until near mid.
night. The Russians lost many guns. Tho only
Turkish otncor Of note killed 10 Kha1lm Dcy, a
Major OF tho Irregular troops,
, 1877-05-15
1'ARktAM ENT.

az N"S' ,e.n' ns1 IN tao 'lonso OF commons
~ so' ~ pa. ~. noa1Ae' mo uhaef secretary
, w." o'e,s" nepast"ent' ea'o taas lmmeosate!5
~ ~. " "a. lae Government !eaFneu
se ,,..,uts E.'o,, Daa .or laEke'. was l1lnS u
80 ~. s'n atepH W p'e'en' N
~" 81 st.~a., r"e,%a ."e o.s,s" enIsement set.
r"ss tt"us'.. ~. ta' cuahechof of tug
,rasns "u.. ~ .a.a -. ~. Ee5pI, forming part OF
:s".sss.. ~ l.1 ~ ~, WIN HossA. RUSSIA
.ad n..,,, re-" suu ~. !" e1pan pof'a
rr-... .s ps'In .u soooe Rosn2 10
~ - ,,".,, ".! w. .J",ssa ~ ,se.'. son'.nn.na
~ ....'.s ea,' 'uas WIS on.ue 'nAt hnslana
aas,....,a. =. "a. "a'eee ~ pHop'st aRa'us1 INC
u. ..s. ...."a. 'auep."oenee'
~H!'hoss'A" AE11tH0.
the hnti"!tassIsn denomination In Hyde Park
!estetaa5 NUMBERED abont a'ooo. The speakcrs
.nclaocu no onc OF hote. The crowd finally over
'asneo 'ne plailoF1h sfld dispersed tn disorder
rhBrARiso FOR CONTINGENCIES
The bfhleh Admiralty Aro preparing sor contIn.
geneses. The Departments Of the Controller and
Director OF stoses arc actively employed, and a
spceia! committed meet daily for confidential busl
ness. ..
DKfKATEp.
, 1877-05-15

PMDPO3ALs.1
United STATES MAIL:
ILLINOIS.

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tnaton, April 10, 1677.-.-PFoposa1a will bo
-soeiycd At tho Contract O1aoe OF tbia De.
asrtnont until 3 o'clock p. m.. Of June O.,
ya77 TO be deoided by Juno 2o), for carry
-. The mails Of the United 8tates from
asnt. j, 1877, TO juno 80. 1870, on tho fol-
tnyinr routos IN tho State Of Illinois, and by
~ sohodulo Of departures and arrivals
herein spootfod' vts'f
s..1-Frpm EdwardsFi1o to A!tn. Il miles md back.
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t4H-Ftom Hatfnv TO Eo:tatown. miles and back,
cDue wcnk. Ienre Wstsnn ThufstAJ At u N. i
arrtre At Elllottitown bJ 2 ,. r. lea!s E!lIotts:
orn n! n"'1ts( oa ,saatPcd I'll x,a E sa we0a 0s
Tor forns Of proposals., bond, and certificate. and
lilo for n1trutons to the conditions to be embraced
iuthe contract, otc, Advertisement Of this data ia
pamphlet form. inviting proposals. for mali servIco Ia
tno to bc found ak Tho terminal Post Oees ot tho
ahort routef and Ia he Ind application TO the Sec.
endAA!staut r. Ii. General.
bldsshouM be sent in sealed sn7tlopcs, supelscribed
"hAi proposals., statn Of Ilnoia." sod addressed 10
Tt eetond 'Ass.stant roatmasttr.f}entfhl.
D. IT. KEY. Postmaster. @ encfAt.
, 1877-05-15
Considerable Figuring Thought Neces-
sary to Mako Evory One
Innocent.
Mr.. Gay Writes a Letter for the
Perusal OF Tribune
Readers.
Ho Was "A]n,ost Deprived Of tho Pow
or Of Cool Reflection y by the
Accident.
A Note Of Alarm Concerning the State
House at Springfield


Special NspdteA to 1As Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, May 14.-Thc Court -1rousa dis.
astcf s still the n,atn topic Of conversation. Tho
people hero look with great intesrst npon thu
oh'i'lefs hna architects upon it-Mf. Thomas But.
tcfwoFth and Mr. Gcorgn Wilson. Tho matte. will
% thoroughly sifted. The four architects from
cnieaso have maIc thorough examination Of the
ruins ths afternoon, but tho results Of ther inyes-
tfgat'on will not b known until tomorrow,
THE FUNERAL or A. II. uoL1ENBkcK
vas attended this afternoon BY ], 600 persous Tha
procession waa !mposlng. lie was buried with
Masonic aonors. II II feasc Jcted F. E. Harris tho
man whose leg WIS amputated, will not recover.
TESTIMONY.
7he inqncst In Tho Coust.1Iouso disaster was
continued this morning ut o'clock. E. Latham,
the Superintendent Of the work, was tho hrst wit.
meas called. lie was farmer; lived In tho town
Of Owen. Winnchago County; had been engaged
BY tho county to aupcrlntcnd the work Of building
tho Court'lIouee; waa on tho Top Of tho wall
At The time tho building fall; the building fall;
tho rear OF the pier wcnt lrst; was carpenter By
trade; know hut lfitlc OF brick work. Nothing
very Important was clieltcd
Liz. RiCuARp8oN
festtcd that ho thought, BY the appearance Of tho
fallen pillars and debris, that tho southwestern
column gaTo way Fat, tho brick crumbltng snd let
ting the supcrtncambcnt nass which It supported
oGh@9 ~ VHt WHICH Ol course nnGEtflcQ
the entire rnats. The wall gare waJ and brought
everything e'so with t. Tho position Of the ruins
showed beyond doubt that tho column went
straight down. f1nd tho pilastcrs crushed, Il
would hare tipped; ~ It WAS. It was crushed.
Pending R.chnrd*ons testimony tho jury I'D.
journcd. that Mf. Gay might have time to reach
Rockford With his ptans and specifications.
At 0 O'CLOCK
In the afternoon the jnry again met. Upon this
occasion II. l.. Gay appeared before them. Ha
asked for morn ttmc that he might b able to giyo
four aschltccta and master mason sspn. Chicago
an opportunity 10 examine tho tains These gen
tlemen were Messrs. ". ". Bo1ingtoo, architect;
Augustus nauc1, architect; l.. D. C,cavcland,
Building Inspector Of Chicago: Jarncs r. W1ilctt
engineer and architect; and Mr. Topper, OF MoEs1.
ruar Tnppor.
NH. CAT SAID:
"For ny part, do not wish to throw tho blame
on any man. or rcek 10 nro!d anything. simply
want tho plaln truth to come ont In regard to this
matter. know atF. Richardson would ltke the
SANG. never know anything In regard 10 the
Wotk. but The dcntfe to make It the best. have
had coincidence In It, and wd all dcsre to Inake It
right"
THH FOREMAN
said the Jury wcse nat aispoacd to take any ndT1pt
ags OF sir. Gay. and would glYe abundant timc 10
bring what Testimony he might desire heforo tho
Inry. Tho Jury then adjourned until 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
, 1877-05-15

HELl01ous WAh BfMbote.
LONDON. MHy 14.-ft ia mnch remarked that tho
Russian troora rass!Rg through Buchatest haye
exchanged thc!r ordinary eolors for days bearing
tho double 0reek cross. carried only when tho war
is religious orc.
THE pANunE,
which has been very high, rendering attempts to
bridge II dangerous, ia now falling.
ITALIAN nlsrRUsT or ENGLAND.
A Homo special says tho radical aud ministerial
papers are ndoptlng IN unpleasant tona toward
England because Of tho visit of the English fleet
to Crete. They asscrt shat tho Mediterranean /,
far moro likely to become m English fhnn a 1tus.
slan lake.
DENIED.
Ast, Petersburg d,,pa,ch. ofac!a,. eontrudtrts
thc rcposted ntlcmpt Of thu Iuasiana In cross thu
Danube at ltcn!, and tho defeat I'm t,,e nth.
uuxNISo Tns n a.uxrtrr.
Tho 71u<s. bucharest corresnundent ,ay.. II Ia
,tatcd in on,c}st c,rclcs tbat liz TurLi.h ve...1
built In pcath had bccn cnnnlttea and
, 1877-05-15

captain eatd sixteen Italian war vessels would
shortly appear OF The coast Of Alhan!s.
HINT.
vtKH.A. Mar 14.-Thc roflNsthe Corys.pond.s
haH in rcmt o1lcial letter. from st. Petersburg 4
communication Of this nature. tt says: Rnssian
troops under Nen. Kaufman will crots the panff
into india In tho crcnt Of England taking part In
The Turkish war;" This II tho nrst time Ru.e{ans
havo frokcn aeu,i-of1ciai'y Of the possibility Of
military operations BY way OF panir. and tho &C.
feasibility 0! india In thai Quarter
, 1877-05-15

HQuAAHlAs
LONDON, 1Isy A.-The I1mss' Vienna eortc.
spcndont explains the vote in tho nouman,an
Chambers. lie says: "Allhough the resolution
adopted by thu Chambers speaks Of aeTcrIng the
bonds between Turkey aud Roumanla, aud empow-
crs the Government, ut thu conclusion OF peace,
to secure m Independent posltion, it leavcs tho
Government to nso !ts discretion in acting Accord
Ing to circumstances, 80 that for the present, tho
whofe matter Is shelyel."
PuncnAsx or Cattle.
re1n correspondent learns on tho highest M.
thority that tho british Government hare ordered
4 well.known arm Of bankers 10 purchase 100, 900
head Of cattle.
PRESS RESTRICTIONS.
All Russian Journals except tho Journal DE- 81.
ltffFsaurp have been forbidden 10 reproduce Ear!
Derby's note.
HosxIAN RRBELs.
Eighteen Russian ottcets hare been sent to take
commands Of uespottvieh's rebel band In Dosn!s.
1iAousA, Mar 14.-Tho Esbsl commander In
bosnia. Dcspottvtsch. has been reinforced. and IL
marching towards Lions. The garrison OF DF1en
IL preventing lteEzegoseneso refugees from enter.
Ing Austria,
HussiA'k AIN.
Bnraskts, May 14.--Lt .Sord, tho Russian
organ, publishes = letter from St. Petersburg
containing tho following: ltussta has but one
aim, namely, tho afnpliosation OF thu lot
Of Christians, but Ia. tho end Of tho war shc
cIatm ntsc extended guarantees. Europe muat
blame henclf, and not tho ambitious designs
whereof I'll GsatuLtousaJ suspects Rusaia. RussIa,
after tho yas, will give fFcsh proof Ut her modcEa-
ton by consulting Elropo respecting tho cond-
t!ons 10 bo dctated.to Turkey to psoyen& further
lnassacres.
A dispatch from Dagdsd describes ths hood which
has oscfwhclued both banks Of the Tt:rs. Floods
h1sa hitherto been unknown. The hvcE threw out
new branch. completely htockadtng bs9dsd. aaa
swept away zoo houses IN K1amtxic. 3.
KlsclIhNBTY.
The municipality Of AtachcncR hare decided 10
raise obcllskt In memory Of tho Czass stay thesr
and 10 found m asylum Tor Invalid soldiers.
RUss1A's IsoLATIoa.
FksTu, May A.-TAs CoMMant74s, au ot1eisi
journal, says tho CxaY BY isolated aetlon seeded
from the alliance Of shs three Empososs. Nussia,
howoycs, Il sli bound to sbsa,n from sny acts In
}aFious to tho interests Of Austria md Germany,
and that Tho ItussiAa troops will not enter SssYs,
she being excluded tron, tho plane Of operations.
sERvIA.
LoxDoh. May 14.-Col. Csstsgue. special msa-
senRcs from Prince Mtlsn to st. Petersburg. 70.
turned without reply l9st nEght. ftlnes Gost.
schskod tele2saphcd &hst II SesvIa desires to COM
uenes action she must do 10 on heF own respona!'
bllty anl With ler own means. This Intelligence
caused great depression among tho liberals.
scuouvALofK.
BEnlls, May 14.-Count schouvAlon, Rusaian
Ambassador 10 tho Court OF st. jamcs. had Two
hours tntertIsw With Lord olo Russell, the Brit
lib representative here. He was alao With tho
Emperor neatly au houT.
ALsAc1 AxD LORRAINE.
PAHis, Hay 14.-Nswspspass announce that the
German Emperor hAs signed decree reinforcing
ths gasdsons in A1saes and Lorraine to to, 900
men.
ROME.
TIE LATE XARcAloSEss or LOTHIAN.
Roxx, May 1A.-The Masch,onesa Of Lothian,
xhn iad kdax All d. ltnna
, 1877-05-15
SPRINGFIELD.

= :
eru1xoFlxLp. Ill, HAY 14.-Oa tho day sstes
tho disaster which bofoll the few York Post.
Once, ! btgaa preparing thls dispatch. but oihez
and more important news -lseus shored 1t ozs
ada. Then began to show that 1 uka fatal dls-
, 1877-05-15

RELIGIOUS WAA HfMDoI.e.
IoNpox. Nay 4.-lt ia mnch remarked that tho
russian troons passing through Bucharcst haye
exchanged their ordinary coloss for days bearing
tho double ureek cross. carried only when tho war
ID n tc1iRinnA mn
, 1877-05-15

WAan1NdroN, D. c., May Isl 4. m.-Foe
tho 1ake region. s'ovly falling barometer, station.
arJ or rslng temperature, winla moatly from the
cast and south. increasing cloudlaess, and In tho
Cppos L&kes rain areas.
LOCAL oHsxEFAT1ox.
, 1877-05-15
ROME

ROME.
TIE LATE xARculoSEss or LOTHIAN.
Roxx. May 4.-The Maschtonesa Of Lothian,
who Gled yesterday aiiaF three days Moess. Wa
, 1877-05-15
OBITUARY.

Special NsposeA 70 ~ 1sta4a<
LEXINGTON. ILL.,. Msy 14.-W!llal Vance, son
Of David Vance, living near lexington. died few
days ago near Laramie, Wyoning. lic w4a con-
pected with the tluarteru,ateF's Department and
had for soma years 1uen uadeF Geu. C1uok In hlt
Western campaigns. ue MAJ aged ~,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-06-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Two weeks ago the Herald said to
Us: what is true-however bad tina,
may be-the COURIER employe has un.
bounded privilege to say of the Herald -
Well, what SHALL We SAY" of its stealing
from our edition of 2lst inst. wlthou,
credit, and publication as original, of six
of our local items, long and short, Tell
Us what to say.
The New Northwest takes the fol-
lowing from the COURIER: ''After the
foregoing had gone to press, our dispatch
- from Tongue river and the command
were received. And asks: How could
these three lines be printed with an article
that had gone to press prior to the receipt
of dispatches they acknowledge" It
strikes US it IS evident we meant to say.
''upon the press" and that, "these three
lines" were inserted afterward. Anybody
hurt?
The Benton Record has had fit be-
cause the Madisonian presumes to regard
the Yellowstone navigable. and accuses 1t
Of adopting the CoURIER's ideas. We
guess the Hadisonian can stand all such
"Bucking" of the Record. A commits
sion in iunacy must yet sit upon Buck in
this Yellowstone matter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-06-28

lIrlv.l of Z press dispatch from BOISE Cl'I
las, night. previous reports of the 1nd'at
outbreak are confirmed. A telegram re
:eived at army headquarters says tha
! ps..y's loss in the engagement OF the i'n
was Lieut.. 'rhsllcr. of the 2lst Infantry
and 50 men. Theller was placed wounded
On his horse, but was afterwards killed (.
The people Of Florence report that tney
have effectuslly blocked the Indians TO-
wards The Tibble, Salmon and Welser.
Numeroue volunteer companies are being
organized in the various settlements, but
none of these are able to move until pro-
vided with arms from the ordnance stores
here.
dispatches of 23d state, that the Weiser
Valley settlers have left their farms and
we're constructing fort near Jeffrey's;
many Indians are roaming through the
mountains; the people are almost unarm
ed; party had gone to the relief of the
Slate creek people; 1850 Bsnnack, Sho-
shone and Yellowstone Indians are camp
ed on Great Camas Prairie where they
were being interviewed by State officers !;
the Willow creek bands had been urged
to rebel by the Nez Perces hostilrs, but
declare their friendliness; Major Jim as
sured the Governor of Bannack and Sho-
,hone fealty to the whites, and declared
hat the whites are driving them to des-
,oraf finn xuh,ln Acanfo Fuller anl DOn.l
Ildson lob them. sell their annuties, etc.
He objects to Fort Hall, declares the
)amss Prairie treaty was a swindle on
hem, etc. Arms were being sent to the
hree Territories and troops were arriving. |
We are obliged to condense this latter
elegram, being pressed for space.-ED.
COURIER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-06-28
A NEW PLAN.

Last week we referred to Capt. McDon
AIDS plan OF en)istlng Indian troops, cred
iting it(upon information received)to Cap,
Robert Mcdonald Of the 9Th Infantry. Ii
appears we were wrong, and that the au.
thor is Capt c. E. s. Mcdonald. of San
francisco, of whom it Is stated: "At his
own expense he trained and drilled CON-
pany representing the tribes on the
Pacific coast, and it was his exhibition Of
their proficiency as soldiers that gave the
War Department its new theories in re-
gard to the best uses to which the Indian
can De put" We give the proposition in
full upon our first page this week.