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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-17
XAssnIbnro, Town Affairs.

From the annual report Of the Selectmen of the
town of Vassalboro, Warren Percival Isaiah Gift
ford and Geo. NOVEL;, we learn that the miscel-
laneous expenses of the town for the past year
have been 81 70l 80; paid town officers, $685. In
ventory of stock, produce, &C., on town farm Sl,-
lsO39; Cost of supporting the poor at the poor
house, $4lS.92; Cost of supporting the poor out OF
the poor house, 81 ,04S "a; Assessments and COM
mitments, 1876, So,205.SS; Amount of town Ii.
abilities, March, 1877, S55.749 80; Amount OF
town resources. March, 1877. S29, 233.S7; Balance
against the town. March s, 1877, SIC, 562 62 Bal
ance against the town, March, 1876, Sl9,4lS99;
Showing an increase from last year, 81, lab So.
The following tables show the present liabilities
and resources of the town: .4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-17
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-17

The audience that gathered at Granite Hal, last
evening, was intelligent and very sppreciative.
There was less starting for the door and moving
about than usual, but it was not so large as the
cause deserved. Mr.. ID. Banks Mckenzie of Bos
ton, was introduced by Mr.. G. A. Robertson, and
proceeded to give a comprehensive and clear idea
of the Home for Inebriates, in Massachusetts,, of
which he is the Superintendent, and which has
been the means of rescuing, among the thousands
1t has saved many from the borders of our own
State. His address was exceedingly interesting.
and we trust will be instrumental in furnishing
help for the Home, to enable it to carry out its
worthy objects. After the address, j. Harry Shan
non, the child orator, took the stand, and fairly
thrilled the audience. Nothing like his oratory
has been heard here. In his clear enunciaiion,
graceful gestures and silvery voice, he is COM
pletely at home the stage, and at times the lit
tie fellow has the appearance of weighing ton.
No description can give our readers an adequate
conception of this truly marvellous prodigy. We
trust he may appear here again, and the hall will
be crowded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-17

At the annual meeting last week, in Fairfield
OF the Maine Central Poultry Association, an in
teteslng address was read by DR.. G. NJ. Twtchcll,
10 was unanimously reelected President of the
Association f. E. McFadden was chosen Secre-
iary, and c. D. Miller, Assistant Secretary; F. H.
Foss, Treasurer G. NJ. Twitchell, L. A. Clley
ard f. r. Mayo, Fairfield, c. d. Miller, G. II.
Flag, Skowhegan, and A. l.. McFadden, Water
vile, Directors. The place Of holding the next
meeting was not decided upon, but the opinion
seemed to prevail that Fairfield or Watervile
would be the place to realize the largest receipts.
The following gentlemen were made Vice Presi-
dents; W. S. Tton. Togus; Albert Noyes Ban
gor A. E. Shurtlef, Paris; Harrison Piper, Lin
cola; J. w. Jones, Deering; DIR. n. r. Boutelle,
Waterville; w. Vosmus, DR.. IL. Leavitt, Skowhe-
gan; o. w. Lawry and S. Merrill Fairfield.
, 1877-11-24

descendant of the Irish refugee who fought
so stout'y and SO daringly against England
to die in exile and in misery 10 England Z
Il it possible that his descent was as illuso-
~ as his claim for 5000, OO0f.. which could
lot be realizedf We know not, and may
never know the whole truth Of his career ;
but had we suspected that there was =
a Lally-Tollenda in abject poverty
among us, admiration for the name aud
fame of his great-grandfather would have
prompted many to relieve his misery
Times
, 1877-11-24
ANOEqHELSER OG ENqLEDIGELSER.

TARA 15de November i. A. err den ved
A st. Croix Fellessukkerkogeri ansatts
lngenieur EMIL PETERSEN ~uuthoriseret
til midlertidigt at fungere som Stadscon.
d%ucteur, Landmaaler og Bygningsinspec.
teur paa st. Croix.
w R. EMIL PETERSEN, Engineer at Sc.
A Croix Central Sugar Factory, has
been authorized to act. from the 10th
November a. c., as public Surveyor and
Building Inspector for st. Croix.
, 1877-11-24

Mrs. M%ARGARETH H6YER, who has pas
ala ed an examination nthe Royal Lying
IN Hospital at Copenhagen, has from the
9th inst. been appointed to act as Mid
wife in the Country Districts, with obli~
CATION to reside near Kingshill Station.
, 1877-11-24
NOT

N my capacities as B UILD[NG
j INSPECTOR, AND PUBLIC
S U r V E Y o Il, I can be found
at my O d in town every
Monday and Wednesday, between
the hours 1S IL and 9 p. m.
Christiansted st. Croix, 10th November
1877.
EMIL PETERSEN.
, 1877-11-24

OG
Entledige1ser.

ElRA lode November d. A. err den Fod-
" selsstiftelsen i Kj0bephavn opl@xte
Jordemoder MADAM NEARdxRETH HOVER
ansat som Jordemoder j Landdistricterne.
med ForpligteIse tf at have Bopal we'd
KingshilI StatiJn.
, 1877-11-24

mo acceptable offer having been
W made at the 3rd auction which
vas held the. 10th OF August last wear
on THE PROPERTY No. ;36,B. 3.
Hospitals Gade in this town. said
property will again be put up for
sale at a 9TH auction to be held at
this office on Thursday the 18th Of
Decemberla at 2ao'ciock noon. a4g & Is
Auction Office FrederikNgd NS6.
smber' 10Th ST. Y asi'4aslosb { g 9
c. xxBxI,
, 1877-11-24

ma intet antageligt Bud blew giort
lUJ we'd den over E~lENDOMMEN
No. Sc B. C. Hospitals Gade her
i Bycn den lode August forrige Aar
afholdte 3die Auction, vii samme
Eiendom after blive opraabt til SaIg
we'd en- 4de Auction som afholdes her
paa Contoirct Torsdagen den 13de
December f0rstkt mmende Middag
Xxi. l2 slet.
Frederiksteds Auctionscohtoir den
12te November 1877.
4. SARAUW.
, 1877-11-24

sTED, LORDAaEN den 24ds NOVEMBER 1877. NO. a.
, 1877-09-19
FAIRS.
Tho Exhibitions OF tho Societies Of Illinois
nnu Iowa.

Tho Exhibitions Of the Societies Of Illinois
nni Iowa.
9psctal EIspascA 10 7as TtftAne.
FREEpoRT, Ill.,, Sept. 18.-The second day OF
the Illinois BtAtc Fair showed an increased ut
tendance. itcceipts at the cato wera $l.6o0,
which fs above the average VI turner meetings.
Premiums werc awarded for satltlle-horscs and
mares, horses and stations for all work, and
mules aud iacks. Tls pslzcs for Devon eattIa
wcru nearly ali carried vi by Wisconsin breed
u1ns for AyrsAt1cs. There werv several her.ls
OF Dcyons, md tho dlsplav was very fine.
AM,ut 6,5O0 entities have bccH tnade--a large
lghtful, Wednesday and Thursday will
be Braui days. Senator Oglrsby delivers
tho Urutlon u . O'clock 0n "Wednesday, mud
tieorlu Musrow Eves III address III tho evening.
lIEinuls Wua!-Gruwcrs' Association, and ut 2 p.
of tho United States. Everybody predicts u
great success Tor the Remaining Iays.
8t'srfaI HitIateA 10 TAs THtua&.
foarti, anauaI iii ot tha stalo AgrtcitaraI Il.
victy upenel here yesterday with favorable
pros pecls, the weather being unusually tlne,
wl,lrh has continued throughout today. Tilo
g1untllls werc tn ext client condition. Rll tho
tries thus fur are 4s51 which exeer! tho total
creaseI number Of exhibits fiji ull departments.
tllat Of hnsues being otlceatly large thu htails
Ietng tllel tu Their utmost capacity. The att3-
play OF agricultural products from lifTerunt
pasta Of tlle State. especially slioss from Vest
ss', lows, aEo very tisc, anl c4n'.os 1o cxecllca
l,y tliosc Ut any 0tl,er btate In the Northwest.
Tie officers arc very busy coMpletIng aErangc-
mentB, md It ts anticipated that their ctIuEts
Will be eroWueu With slrcess,
, 1877-09-19
lIkh three reports Tho damage IA believed 10
he afiEhf, event III The cAsc Df late fTl!ta md
they arr bully injured,

lIsh three reports. Tho damage IA hcicyel to
he slight, event III The cA.c nf late frn.ta, md
they are bully Injured.
Sje.rtf jl.jIfch 10 re Trt51n%
EALEsrrnr, ILL.,, ScDt, ts.-Tl,erc was 4 loar
frost last night, Eenc,at over the equity. Tho
dn,nayc 10 crurt will lie slight except on lew
]atr i'tcrra of rt,rs, IN l'w 1ants. lligh la,,t
crops vrsy little Affected, II Mny.
fptriH IH1..:Ih to T2t 1rtbnnt.
kroKUK, fa.. Sept. iS.--Ths lnralty was vls-
ttcti ty heavy frost last hight, the ltst u th,
season. TIE rnrn srop Is pretty much al o,it III
the ways 70 that nn scriot,s tau.axc was done.
spte1ni nfstsfrh IN 7Ss Trtsune.
tAsAtfE, H., scp:: 1s.--A ''eavy frost fcil
fcrc last night. but II IN nut thought tbas nltlrll
damage wa< dune field crops hy II. Grapes atlsl
orchard frlsis were uruhtJEy injured totnc.
Spfttai ptsphteh to The Tribune.
Qu,Ncr, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-Tllerc was a frost in
this vicinity last night, but no damage to the
crops is rcnnrted.
!sp<rsn' Diepdfea to 77r Tribune.
Dw1drT, H., Sept. i5.-F'rost last night. The
damage It did to the corn further reports will
show,
Specfa' D*patcA to Tne Tribune.
kAsKAkEE. H., Sept. ia heavy whito
trust occurred last night Danagc slight
Sprtitl ri+pifta n 7Ar Tribune.
PKoRtA, H., Sept. lS.-Ligtt fr,sst; no teri-
Gus dainngc reported IN this vicinity,
, 1877-09-19
THE RAILWAYS.

THE NEW YORK POOL.
Reports have been IN circulation for some
time past TO the effect thnt the New York
frtiGct-pnol compact il not working sattsfaetor-
lily, and some Of tho parties to the agreement,
notahly the New York Central have become so
dissatisfied with the arrangement auti Its re-
suts ns to be 1csirous OF breaking IL up ult,.-
Ecthcr. Careful laquiry, made at the best
sources Of information, falls to confirm the
truth Of these ru,nors. It Is learned, on The
contrary, TINT the apporttonncnt schcmc Is be-
Ing carried out very harmoniousiY, aud almost
to the cltlre satisfaction ut all tho ruatls cult-
cerncl.
A gentleman who Ia thoroughly convcrsant
With thu workings OF the system In I'LL its .ic-
tails informed reporter nf tho New
York Bmittm that no official cumplaint
hal been luaslo by any Of the trMuk line
managers regarding their allotted per ccntage,
un! tlerp Was uO immediate prospect of uny
srrous trullhlc. solnc of tic roads,
said L., that gentleman, may possibly feel
larger sl'aro ol tlle business than Is
a. present allotted to them. hut Tint
could hardly be otherwise, seeing that they
urc all anxious to obtain t!,c lionts share. Tho
rnatls will mt lie su foolish, however, rs 10
hreak MI arrangement Which produces eucII
results. Tho four trunk lines tint arG In the
rUmpact arc lIuw inaktng iii aggregate net III
come Of earnings at the rate VI $::d0nUNl per
ntniltn over what they have been receiving when
It, acttyu competition with tarE othcr. 1t Is NJ
likely, utMigr these circumstance. therefore.
Ltlat they will bu ~ feDIsh or 50 bllnl 10 their
own intrststs as tU kit tile goosu which IL lay
Ing for them such golden eggs.
, 1877-09-19
CANADIAN NEWS.
Tho Provincial Anglican Hynod- Railway
aFattcrn-i'rutltbttlOn-r I1uininion Fnlr
The StattAcnna Insurance Company.

Tho Provincial Anglican aynoh-1 Hallway
Observation-Disclosures I1uininion Fnlr
-The stattacona Insurancc Company.
Special DIspatch to The Tribune.
MONTREAL, scpt. 19.-1n thu Provincial
Anglican Synod tho Canon oil Conservation Ut
bislaup WIS aga1n considered, and sotnu slight
alteration, ,nadu nthc wording Of Cuuses u, Z,
md =. Ttu following addition was made to
C1ausc g: A majority of tle House Of bishops
OF tho ecclesiastical province Hlal constitute d
stuorun fur hearing objections to the collscrra-
tIon vi a pcrson ELECTED to the otllco Of
Disllop.n Thu canon waa hnu!ly adopted as
whole Us amended. The following resolution,
sdopteu by the House OF Bishops, was corr
CURED In: "No clergyman uf this ecclesiastical
province shall knowingly solcn,rlza marriage
forbidden BY the ninrty-ntnth canon of the year
4. u, lSOi, which IL as follows: No person
sl,all hurry within the tlcgrces prohibited by
the lava III tod nna Expressed iii u table set
firth by authority in tho year Ut our Lord God
The Court Of Appeals llas affirmed judg-
ment In thu easc of thu Herald Printing AIll
'nellsntuE Company vs.. Thomas Workman,
n: T., for u .s9o. tnr l,Flnt!ns eoatractcd by a
Tlle Matcrloo Il afagoy Railway will be
opened this week.
Tie Montreal, OTTAWA l. Northwestern Rail-
way lna lccn cs''nplelcd tu u pulnt within tAirty
miles ut OttAWn. TIC cunpletlun Ut Elo road
tu the lattcr piacc u expected about thu mtddiu
VI next inontlI, aud lts opening for tralilc III
November.
a conference Of the Roman Catholic Blslopa
atl4 t!crgJ u tho ftuvlucr Ut Quelcc, at which
tic raInl Abegate WIS prcsent, WAS held hers
to-day.
TORONTO, Sent. l5.-Ihc Ontario frohbtory
were present. The following resolutions wsru
I,lsscI:
, 1877-09-19

the duties incumbent uron me In more satts-
factory ,nannrE tl'an they would have been per-
fuFn,ct BY any Minister who might have rrprc-
srntc, our country at the time. 4artin- M tn n
prsucipfe whl.ll has always bccn ms guile, dur.
Ing public life NOW rtarhtng tua Fcrfud y!
n,ure ti,an quarter af a century, have 20 9th
cr object than ~ execute every trust tonfcu 10
me faithfully, honestly, anu aevorslng 10 the
ful! measure al my attlfty and Judgment. I
have no rlatm to any special cuminenttatso!s. A
t,tr diplomatic rcpvcatntatiyc. It has teen my
efdcavur 50 to conduct the affairs OF the l'htnr
TINT mission tntr,l.tcd to INC as to meet wifi!
approval by onr Government. to make inyaclf
acceptable to the tiorerrntCnt to which was
accredited, ~ affor profession to ny own rosi,'
trymen snI tic ntfIcr natlunalttics with whose
interests was charged, and generally to extend
my ady'rc an! g'od oillees whenever, requested.
Nv term of service as Aiinitter of France, now
nearly eight years ana n halt. has been longer
than that OF any of my predecessors, nlMi Il Is
single instance has my official arsun ever been
challenged, and that all my Official nni personal
rcIatiun* with the Frcnch tinvcrn1nens hare
always been most cordial AMI. friendly. II It
l,as 6een my fortune to- obtain any success, II
must, therefore, bc attributed IN u great meas.
t1re to the support anil EoNt will pf tby uwn
Government. tho consideration aud courtesy Of
tho French authorities. and tho indulgence ut my
compatriots. From Tho Frenct, teuptc haru
fcctions OF my long residence ntnong them will
evcr he most gratefully cherished. hut t0
my own country people am under obligations
Fr6in them my. family and myself haze been
The recipients Of all that boun,iicss hospitality,
kindness, nnd good will which iavc tnas'c ul,r
long residence abrual 50 pleasant aud ATTRACT
I've.
After residing 30 long awas, I now return
joyfully to my own country md liosnr, bit I
aunder many nt the pleasant 1t associations and
The most cherished friendships ot my life. l
shall however. hare the satisfaction of CARRYING
with nlc NIL the agreeable and lnstlng souvenirs
Ut the American col0ny In Paris.
Wisht&g yolt. gentlemen, every happiness and
prosperity. hare the hunnr to be, very respect
July, your obcdfcnt servint,
'' w. I. n: ,YAsnnranx.
To Gen. A. T. A.. Torbct, Ur. z. Conant, DR..
Thomas W. Evans, Dr, William E. Johaston.
, 1877-09-19

cure Tue enforcement oil hta c1vt!-scrVre order
clerk, in The ynr|,,,,s l,cnar,mcnt. In. at u.t ~,
no a ~ '"e ,a"'s '.s ~ ~. ~
sHtne" "en''s" eha!'. 'fen' "rnsVenor' VI oi"
has lad hne consultation regarding the matscr
with Secretary Sherman, anu last evening n
meeting of Ct,fp men wns held ut the room, of
airt. t,i+,. W,a,,nv ,rh,,,,n,. ~. r.,.,,r,I f,,,
.,,..'..,'.. ~, .,'..s'. ."'.
discussion. ten. Smith, The Appufnttnrnt
CCFk, has also lntcrchted himself In the matter
md the clerks fIuYr bec a.fyrn III and that
tI,cv RIM ,akc w,,,,cver tur :. nefr.x,rv r., r,,
h,u,, mn, v,to on,t .,,,. ~ .i,,, h.ra .anotro,
~, ~ n,''s - ens @ u 'uena 'so ~ .u
!" appy fur furlta,nh f"r ys .lt % arnes' NJ h,it
Mir. st VA o,nr -, W w., ',t,t". rS.
an.t t.n.n. f si't,.', ,I ,,.a ILL., .1e XII; .,
rn.hin, a.f H. ~ 1, W fM.Mts o''!o .Gths
m c,f,rt viii IL ,,n''o .,,rn .,.,,
v"ta ~ al, thc ri.,t. r.s,.,t,f, ,,ar' r,',.o NV
ara ,,,e .,,',,,,' ' .,1 H. ,rit. IT,, ."ese tnese
a nt,,,,hrr 1T r.,,ntc. Il w.s avrcr, ~ ~ tnst ~,
r,nn. ~ .n ,,osu' w,'i ,,,,, ~. ,,'' .". M .u
tnnn,itam rni,.,,tv ~. n,,i,a e,,Hi'I. ~ III
.,, ,n"taa, .h.t ~ fn.7. ii a,tt. nisi T. :.
cnmn,to. sM,,i +" e't aenun , .nesc
,,,", c"ol ~ ica., t ha}f r.. ~ ~ ~
i,@,mc ~ rnt" fur rcnarai r. c,nips;.Im ay,,oa.as
IT,. ns ,t .n,.t.aa -:
nnsei1e tns III ,Ens se ~ Il
I,nt a Tcncrni rTf,,rt sinstJ i'r MI" -, re'.n
tn', 6,,snu ~. ;sE ~ W " ~ ~ ~ 5h.ss
rs,nnn,,m '"' ~''' M 'o' ""' ~ '''e e'"'o
'r,." lillian f,,,nr,,.s,,,o&.,t,, lin. ham, ~
fcrr 10 f. r. 1i"xt ~ Nn,y WIZ IN" mi H., IT,.
a1.rutcl iihvt iur s;Y v"ar. os tnr,' @ ,hn nrn @s
~ Nav Y,rk ftr ;n,,rnai .iv"tcJ Nv t',a w.
,rrrats n n. fE,,i, p"tr.or ch,,ra, ,,,s f,r
sn,s si,,, ,,not I,ns 1,on prsft,t ~ ~ ~; Tt.t,
ei Hint"s ' 1s"try Enmonv wl,tr /. ,saroi T.,
, 1877-09-19


ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 1S.-Advtccs from Hous-
ton, Tex, to 1ato hour Inst night, sny the
wiul vccrcl to tho north about suntlown, and
tho wAtur at Galveston began to rccede. At :
O'CLOCK tho rain ceassd, the scud lifted, nntt (snl
weston was yfsiblc frum across the bay. Tic
shippug seemed to bo safe, md 10 evidence OF
damages were observable. Thu storm EXTENDED
nil alunE the Texas coast. I.ynchburg nn1 san
Jactnto 1Iay were partly submerged by back
water. Trims wcr0 expected to cuter GAlves-
ton this morning.
uALyEsos, Tcx., Sept. 1s.-A eevere storm
mil rain visited tllu entire coast yesterday. AZ
day Suhday, und santlay night It ,ncrcassd 4.
severity. fruM a'c!oek u. 1T. MoiIl!ay until
nonn Of that day ihu wind blow at tbs ruts uf
flfty lllrs IN l.1ur, and tho rain fell III turreuts.
The water In talvtstun LAY WAS tafse4 In some
riaees to level Will, the wharVcs, and ths lower
aud more c1M,scd portion OF the city
was under water for two or thrcs
hours. At about noon tho wind moderated,
the waters begun to rre.jc, aud belOru
night tho Eky wls cltlr, Will, cold mortimer
blowing. Very little uasnagc wns done in thu
city considering the severity .ot tue sturtu.
Three Ut tho con,presses lost purtfon vi their
walls and thrco uu0rcup!el blocks were ronst.1-
erablv damaged. No loss Of life Is reported.
s1l,al! class oi coasters. The faIlrun,i bridges
acruss thu buy arc Ga4lly damaged, ans 1t will be-
several days hciOro tr4tns run regularly.
A Ntts special lru,n ll,tkfurt aaYs thu storm
at that pullit WIS severe, a1I tue propeller
Myrtle Is missing.
A dispatch truul Drazos do Santiago gays hall
thnt island ID submerged.
, 1877-09-19

The other day Pop Milo, relative OF t'Faes
N!kita, fa't rFcststibly impclled to 70 DOM iA
oNjurgatc the Turks in Nksacl,. Ito rode doss
from tAe heights of Trcbcicb, ariucd only raa
Ills svor.l; anil. after induigtng In llood Of
putat!ons touching tho character of all tho lt'
male relatives OF the Turkish sons nt pigs Ia'
vite.l the Nksicll people to send forth thclfno4t
valiant cllampInn to Ginglo combat with 1Itn !.
tho anne time exposing fIts breast to shuw tl's
he wure NO surreptittous artnur.
hut tho NtksIrh tner did not feel Inclined 10
come forth, nnl Pup Milo fell ytctlIn u stns
lem barbarlssn by u bullet through his ht1H.
lie was u years u pgc, and considered ihs
hantisuIncst n,an IN Montenegro. W.rn he ft!1
the Niksichcrs spsaug iorth, cut hs lnad "a;
carefully wysl,eu Ills face. colMbed tis iaf, saa
camp,
, 1877-09-19
THE NEZ pERCES.

Gen. Rtureis' Victory Over the IIostiles or.
Griatly Coufrmed-A Prolonged Struggle
-Losses unmxcertalned. but quite Heavy.
The following kilograms hnyu ueen received
at ucl4' shcridau's headquarters iu this c!ty:
Four EL,ia. Mon. sept. 14.-fu Aaju,uat- den.
l!uwsn! left ths rnlntn.nA At Curk'. Fork, near
lluau Mountain. on the 1olh. sIusss bad cauLnn'
ami hIs whereabouts wrru known. Ttls hoslilus
wcrs between stu.xla aud Inward. nad Merritt "ss
coming. Thu trala are tsnd!nE south, and How
nIuas Have bccn daht on thAt ,ay or the npzt un.
lsrs they scattered and abandoned everything.
are sensational, HxkAAH, Commanding.
'11EA,1q,'AurxRs DsrAn7xxsT or THE COLUMBIA.
rss "a SsG' %ts st. sne w. ~" :eaa,s y
II ss.s s.xef ~ .. a"4 q oI
march, xvoi''in. him completely. f!ayc .ent
pursuit, mYseil following ~ rattdly ~ possible
wt.i, ths te,na,n4ss. Tha Indian, .se tspot.ed
Junction With bind Of h.ssiile Fsou1. hui one IT
iour messages sent from me Col surgis Ieachrlt
hs,n. 'Sc buried Yesterday tous uuknonu citizens,
probably scouts, kil!ed Just IN advance Of ".
l!owAHn. hrtgsIter-Generai.
besa seesiyei' dntel asar isEsow.:oas. sspt. Il:
''We bare Just had hard h:hs With The Ssx Per.
ccs, laAtsn2 Gll day. VIZ Killed and wounded =
good asany, and captured seytrsl bundled hsai Ut
| stock. ltepors* are nut In yet. Can't saY what
our loss Il, but u IL considerable Several killed
aud Kood many wounded. There waa noshiuv 10
sat Tor DAYS. and marched sixty miles u ssFike
tho indiana. Tbs hurBss wssu worn pul. The ln-
aians stuex well to thr rocks, but W. drove them
Out for saYef1l Mllga, BrURats."
In addition, Gau. Frost reports that tho Crows
brought !ntu til. Agency ou the 18TH lou head VI
| Se4 Pescs ponies, aud that several Crows started
0us at 91ca ~ Aaslxt stuExis.
DKauAx. Commanding.
, 1877-09-19
YELLOW FEVER,

4pfcfa| MspafA Ia 1hs T1auHf.
NEw YoHK, Sept. 1S.-Two passengers u
1lctcl with yellow fever wero removed Iron
tho stealnahip uilslana, Which arrived FROM llt
yanx to-day. and seut to tho fever hospital
Dlx's Island. A second easc Of yellow fs'a
broko out on the steamship Clyde. The steam
ship Niagara, having reported still more eas<s *
on board, was moved from tho upper 70 w w
lowcr quarantine. Two huntlr,l aud forty'ats ~
dollars wsrs subscribed by members Ot to-
AiaFitlLne Exchange t4.day III cid of TIC yelsa''
fayer sufferers VI Fcsuaudina, Fla.