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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03

don't. = ttt fctG CONNIE ci com
me ca.-M. Adolphe schrieber a etc
rcconnu par lie President CONNIE
consul DIES Pays-Bas Il Ia Nouvel'e-
OrI6ans.-Aux comites de Ia Cham
brc, Washington, nous vo!yons les
MONS suivants; Elections, =: John
Ellis; Votes ct Moyens, Gibson;
LevGes du Mississippi, Robertson.-
On nous dit dependant que la Nou-
yelle-O Orleans Sc ranime I'LL peu.-
II Ell &c moment, dit le HcraM
de st. Char'es-et c'est vral-plns
de travailleurs blancs sur les l'aol-
tations QUA aucune autre epoq'e
de Pannee.-Mgr Leray, le MOWER
Gveoue de N~atchitoches, est arrive,
venant de France.-Le . novembre,
convention de ,j%ournallstes a la Nou-
| velle-O Orleans, ct exploration par
cps mesSieurs du Canal de Barata"
ria.-La Nouvelle-O Orleans devient
nm marcl,e d grains. Donnez-lul me
licne 5rt1siliennc.-Une Convention
enumeration aura lieu Il Ia Nou.
velle- Orleans,le ) .janvier,s sur lie pied
de 9 d6legues pour chaque repre-
sentant 4 la Le$islature.-le BIZ,
1tetiu tie 7MIafkkseille vonArait un poN
tao de $3.50, Ia tete DUN homme
valiant bien &c prix.-St. Bernard a
un journal, rAig'e, mails 1"1 nest
pas Observation-Disclosures
de Ia Louisiana, pour r%anntc, est &c
q%uelques millions dc plus que pon,
Tannle precedeute.-Le notolre Il
II. Isabelle, rex-agent de pension
a etc arrete pour crime de faux
NJ. H.. Demas, le senateur de st
Jean aptiste, tue dies poules dea'
ct ecrit SEES Memoires.-La nollvell'
de la mort dc III reine.Fomarc IRENE
de TaIti, est arrive a la Nouvc'le
Observation-Disclosures est plell
de Observation-Disclosures
est en- favour dune Convention cons
titutionnelle.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03

Mails ce lernicr est mauvaiS pour
Ia Louisiana.
Et les morris, ccttc aimee, mont pas
ell IN beau jour pour Icur fete.
Mails ills sont heureux, teah gaia
quiescunt.
Pieuse c6remonie aux cimetieres
de III paroisse.
Variable P>oyrfls de Houma
nous arrive solvent ayec la cr0ah
d'Gellange.
Mais. cher confrcre, lc LomiSionais
VOWS est Requirement expedite.
Se.perdrait-il Il III poste, ct quelIe
poste!
Qui salt 81 les toiuliSteS ct les bu.
veurs ueau, nos ennemls acllalneS,
ne les supprimcnt point!
-",}e fcrai celia bient0t", dissent
beaucoup de gems.
Mails lie proverbeespasnol dit: lie
clemin de bient0t conduit d la vile
de jamais."
Pas de E'iscttc cette semaine.
Les procts-verbauX Gu Jury dc
! Police ct Au School Board ont devo-
re notre temps ct nos COLONIES.
Et la Literature DIES dts process
verbaux vault n'impOrtc quefie lit
t%@rature.
-NoGl est I'm marclland de pois-
son qui nous Went clIaque scma1lie.
lie vendredi, ct qui vend DIES poissons
rouges, DIES %grognards ct DIES cradles
rails ,depuis lie College jusqu'au Cou.
vent.
NOEL f. It bien.
lie Bureau dies Gcoles sc reunlt
aujourd'Iui, i 10 henrcs y. NJ, Il la
Maison de COur.
Soyons p%onctuels, messieurs.
-Notre confrere lie la Chr0ni4ue
qui a DIES amis democrates par lei
est prize d'envoyer Ia Chroniquc
NJ. L. Grandury, Convent z. ..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03

lila, IN ftrieur, les Allcma!ds, les lri''''''s
y, las It.,i,us. Cettc torrcur, que ion pa
r.;t .nro,,ravrr, cette a',stcntlo'l systc"''-
t;,,. an suict DIES questions pollt'G,'es iran
.,;s.s on americaines, nous placell' a." w;
S;.r r,no DIES colonies etrangercs I"' Haul
I.s Irl,ndais. les Allenlands, ont deS
,,nn,,.s dcs comuaynies Iassurances, c'
!" ;%nsti1utiops tina,ciercs, Tcnton'a' ~
I,nr,;, G.rmauia. affirmcnt hautciiel' l'
,H;r;l;tf dies n%ationalitfs qn'cllcs repiese'-
tent. Ou'a.ons-nons! ken.
In Nouvelle-Orleans a dies fcoies sef,''-
no-americaines, DIES Coolies ital'c"'lcS' az
1T nous! Ricn. ,,.,,,;s 81 los
En- temps d'Glections, les lrlan'i;,is GU les
Allcmauds ont DIES organisations P"''..l".s'
de puissants centres d:ct'oh lu' 'e"' P.'
,%ncttcnt dop6rer vigoureusenlcnt ell lave'r
.c lcurs nr6tcntions, ~Qu'avons-nous! KEN!
VI nous detions tous les natural'ses iran
c,is. tons nos Abeilard dc la chose pnbil-
n,e' de faire nommer III policeman dc eur
,~iationalit6 aux prochaines elections.
Mieux valent mile fois les dlscor''es Ell
les onpositions Iopinion que cettc mort M
tellectuelle. Cettc nourriture dop,um ct ue
morphine ne nous convent plus.
sation dc clubs dc toutes nuances pe'l
tyeillcr certaines %l,aines, mals an MONS
ellie ralliera en- deux OH tr0is grOupcs les
Francais anjourd'hui complement 's"l's,
ct. Formulation aidant, on entTera haiS "'e
vote s.t}tttaire ct fGcnlde ell bons resultats'
Notre conclusion sera toute nihele'''e Wv
eriIo ! notrc honorable confrefe' iSu:
,ccupez-vous DIES chooses p",ti-
s,ir.stez. vivez entin. celia est NIL
,6ffrable Pengourdisscment dams
a4, 6tes piohges."
# Courier de San-Francisco,
cote, dit:
-.q'a present, chaquc f"is quun
, -nae,neut s'est accompli Ell france
,.natr4otes ont manifesto par qnei'
~. lol.tration solenncllc llnteret gu
sst,ft de prendre aux atfalres 'e Ia
III. Les elections qui %viennent de
a. bonner Ia majorito II rep''
c4!gtituent certainement nh des
"a nt,. importants dc notre historic
prrs,,ue certain que les FraIca''
Fraacisco %yondront a~ttester pa
uaa,ifestation Ia joie qn'ils resscn
~4.nrauoi cette fois, la manifestation II
it-e!le pas Ia forme DUN banquet
.Ftui, les Francois de California
pcu descriptions pres, republicans
saute. il va des nuances, mas ces
~. ne $ont pas tellcment ~accentnee'
IS ue omissions nous rennir dams UNI
raternelle ponr trin4uer All relieve
liz France ct a IL prosperite dc i
lne.
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Commercial.

Nous appelons rattention de nos
ANS et: de nos c~o.paroissiens sau' Ia
carte de NJ. Eugene Jacob.
II. Eugene Jacob, ne roubHons point,
a jadis etc notre co.paroissien, ct les
habitu<s du aaagasin Th6riot-D ornier
doirent encore Sc raHpeler le commits
81 conrenabh ct 81 complainant qu;'
portrait. CONNIE Il b porte encore, l.s
nom REug6ne Jacob.
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Dernicres

-Constantinople tremb}e.-Mac
Mal,on voudrait continner sd poll
tiouc. Mails lie Senat tavorise In no
mination dun cabinet republican,
mod6re. Grevy exprime ouverte-
ment DIES vues co%nciliantes.
LES insurges cubains sont dis
poses a III paix.
Nichols est !: son poste.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
SHERIfF"S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
SUCCESSION AND COMMUNITY
Oh
MARIE MADELEINE,
WIFE OF
JEAN PHILIPPE.

BY virtue OF an order of sale to me di-
rectel by the above Honorable Court bear
ing date the 2Gth. day of October 1e77,
l will offer for sale at Public Auction on
the premises,
On Wednesday, the 9th. day of De-
cember 1877, at IL O'Clock a. NJ,
The following described property belong-
ing to said Succession aud Community,
tO-Wlt:
lst.-A certain tract of latT situated i'll the
Parish Of st. James, OH the left bank Of
the Mississippi river, about Sixty-Two
miles above the City of New Orleans,
measuring half an arpent front ON said
river, to he measured and taken at Il point
distant eighteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-iIinc and Il 41tif feet ffem the Public
Rost, running back to the forty arpents
line, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and thereto be-
longing.
2nd.--Onc half of a small dwelling house
erected on the property of Mrs. Florian
Jacob.
Terms and conditions:
CASH IN L. S. CURRENCY.
VICTOR MILES.
Sheriff.
Parish of ST. James, November :;rd., 1877.
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A UX r N Il f. U IL S i.

NJ. Emile Leblanc, sucrier bien
connu ct experiments, maitre dune
dtcouverte qui Iui permet de faire
du sucre avec les cannes les plus
difticllcs Il %rouler, sc chargera, moy-
ennant Ia somme de $40, payable
apres l'epreuve, de regler Ia lessive
de tous les Gquipages qu'on voudra
bien lni confer dams Ia paroisse.
Emile Leblanc, paroisse st. JAG
cues, Convent =. O.
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G Ell AILI.EURS.

lie L0uisiandis.-Ce nImero COM
mence Ia q~uatorzieme aimee dn
Louisidnais.
II he nous appartient pas, bien
| entendu, de dire 81 nOtre nnvre est
ho.no vu mauvalse, vault quelque
chose OH nc vaut rien, a etc utlle,
est utile OH peut encore etre utlle Il
la communicate dams 1aquel'e nous
vivons depuls I'm quart de steele.
II nous convent settlement de dl-
re Que nous avons travailla coura-
geusement, consciencieusement, sans
arrtt, sans faiblesse, sans cralnte, OIL
lie sort nous await jet6, pour faccom,
citoyen ct de penseur.
Et c'est plut6t rintertt de Ia vGri-
t6, de Ia libert6, de la justice, de
la communicate louisianaise ct de la
patrie americaine, que notre propre
interet, Qui nous a constamment diri-
&c pendant les vingt-cinq annees que
nous avons librement ct vonlontaire-
ment donnees i rAm6rique, qui est
notre patrie d'adoption, a la Loui-
siane, qui est notre Etat Anne, 4 la
paroisse st. Jacques, Qui est notre
coin de famille ct lie foyer de n0tre
ceur, mails dams lequel aussi ssnt
DIES tombes.
LIE Louisidnais ma done point de
programme d rediger, ct sd profess
sion de fol est trop connue pour qu'
il lui faille paffirmer de nouveau. On
ma pas pense ct parl6 tout haut
pendant un quart de steele, aux
bons CONNIE aux mauvais jours, ct
toujours franchement, pour quill
soft n6cessaire de dire. "Je ferai ce-
ci, je parlerai cette langue, je COM
battrai lie meme combat, ct vous me
trouvercz demain lie meme homme,
dams Ia meme vote ct sous lie meme
drapeau." Les yieux ne changent
pas, les h%onnetes gems n'aposta-
sient point, on meurt debout. LIE
temps modiie peut-6tre, vous donne
certainement Ia sagesse ct pexpe-
rience, y0us reyele sans doute une
polftique plus muleree, une philoso-
phie plus haute ct ulnej justice lnoins
severe aux hommes; mails lie temps
fait de Ia idelite aux principles une
conscience supreme ct une religion
invariable.
Fin d'autres termes, car il ne faut
pas 6tre trop grave, car il fault aus
81 r6pondre aux intol6rants sans
vertu ct aux temperants lu totalisme
ct de Phypocrisie, 81 Page ct la raj
son nous conseille de METRE I'M peu
| d'eau dams notre vim, croyez cenen.
dant que nous ne s~acriierons iamais
lie vim de la y6rit6, lie vim de pind6-
pendance, lie vim du dix-neuvieme
steele, d Teau DIES faiblesses, DIES de-
faillances ct DIES mens0nges.
Sur &c, fdele 4 nos amis ct indif.
ferent a nos enDemis, continuous
. lQEte tacines
assa7{l4e Les p~usit,a:8s le IL tesr
asr3ce ii les EafvetTs d9ta 1eisa4t
ats, 33atapts Inc HEuie t~siaholi1aa
ST eHfEe1f ,estss nnlss 1865 rs aass
II alsit H. l@sss.s:i j nfaszii, APPS
sr efe}uias statasti hIape& aaH
s. Its sishi1lIlts oilt fa t.ta r.
sa nt1ana, AZ lt travail fait3f
aal j sfa bfat>Ee .ea1p2 II b Ta
sfasi tias ag.G sastaH, eEsti9.
a
aHAMW .-.-4 f%.a 4E@5.
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NOUVELLES.
%

&te8,r HDnne.-LcS s.ItuSSeS OllC IL
IDS. The victoire i Gorny Da-
Az. l., prise de Telishe, au sud des
ms, 3'invcstissement de Plev-
us sont les commandments dc
n IL 1anche. lie quarter general
a3l n, ct roumain a etc transfere Il
2Aap.. En- Aisle, 1maIl a fait So
.oa4eg.on ayec Mouhktar. Kars est
. II U}etement investi. Les Russes
sos res fiers de leurs success.
~L.e general DIES, Jesnitns, 1,"'
4.ee-du rape, = ctasse nc IL So
iii 4 lie Jesus lie savant pere Crucis.
1guss sorsJient que lie pots-oir tenn
.s,s, ,a'est pas un dogme.-Le parle-
~sas,t. sfsit.ie a etc proroge jusqu'au
VI ss. .emhle.-Eaiguille de Cleopa-
soanaonnee par le steamer o.
-4dantla tempete ct sauvee par
IL 4, ~ Maurice, rester1 tuut ''lirar
#enal.--C'est le % janvier qu'
4.ense d'Espagne epouse Merce-
Is. "a belle.
rac Mahon va ceder. Son ca
Sc retirera probablement
~ le T noyembre. La minorite
ns4onnaire, dams Ia Chambre, est
ta}e,see lie 112 bonapartistes ct de
i st.s narchistes.-Grant est 4 Pa
site, cboye, festoy6 ct content.
~,staallal, ministries, dues ct du-
sss:s hi font leur cour. II man
sian, bolt de meme, tronve lie
stm ct afirme que lie cognac est
able au whiskey. C'est hi qui
dit i Mac Mahon, tout has,
lie: Sois sage, mon vieux, lie
4 G%angcrenx. Fails CONNIE moi.
,sream MOnde.-Le Congress ne
a,, ,,as de merveilles 4 cette SEES
slos. LIE S6nat radical, qui sc sent
.t5sselr ct lui meurt positievment a.
M, II orton,n ne confirme que les nomi-
pati5r,s essentiellement republican
Il Sc montre hostile au Sud, ct
I:t'ta ssion dies s6nateurs Spofford,
Sal, ct Butler est d0uteuse enco-
10 president q nomm6 Welsh,
ia Pennsylvania, ambassadors d
,{as,r de st. James.-Hayes, sa
: ct ses secretaries ont etc fai-
nu tour d Richmond, OH Sher-
MN ! fait un discours ct felicite
rrtsiaent sur sa politique de con-
.as on.--Le senateur Morton de
Insiiatla, est mourant.-Le general
.rssst, de pancienne armee confe-
IA, est mort. &c fut le Mu-
III. Ia confed9ration.-La Ligue
.s4,ale Lib3rale s'est Organisee
chester, New-York. Son pro.
IA est: Separation absolute
elise ct de rEtat, protection
! toyens nationanx ct education
~.serselle sur Ia base du suffrage
.nrsel.--La pauvre vile de Fer
ma, Foride, est dams lie deuil
/. association. So population, de-
4s.a par Ia fevre jaime, manque
5at.--Nlden, de retonr d'Euro-
lts s6r6nade 4 New York.
,misss NOMINEES par le Speaker
CC.aaaInbre sont g6neralement
YES. r6pondant aux besoins
A. IN t.9es1foasie, SIS i4Ssornle
es9e ta nef4sas
"a s~aaste saSa4 80 stes
ia9ns
asle IL eeasitsom,
tale sfe Sa s@
Anderson ct 2slsl
,.4. ~ s8e
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4. z. PoCHE

f. p PoCEIE-
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
OFF1cE:-At his residence, near the
Courthouse, Parish of st. James, Con-
vent p. @.
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A"E@@Fs Nt.-ITIStt ttHIpS pUur Get.
te !,se.
IL site de la Toussaint tombe
s11joefs . premier novembe. Ellie
i etz 'fIs tnee par Boniface Nv. Les
feas IN 1lebrent lie dimanche apres
lit 3cat9a Ste.
/! 81 II proyerbe distant: A la
t~a,asaiht, les bl6s semes, les fruits
35
g dit 4galement: Entire
Mt ct Noel nc peat trop
/ yenter.
, 1877-11-25
SUICIDE,

Speti99 Dispatch II 1ac khica5o TrtbuHt.
| INDEPENDENCE, L., Nov. 24.-Arthur Re! !tler,
young man about IS wears OF age, son Of
Moses Rcit1er, the leading clothing merchant ol
Independence, H., committed snicile On
Saturday afternoon BY. shooting himself
through the head. He went to store
in the forenoon and selected revolver,
aud, taking box Of cartridges, said
he would trJ it, and If it suited him he would
come in and settle for it. Ue was found dead
about i miie north Of the city. Tn his person
were found two letters, one addressed to his
mother and one to young lady Mt whose house
he attended party the night before. The sad
affair has cast gloom over the city.
Sbeciu. Nsputch to The Chicago Tribune.
p. INDEPENDENCE. H., Nov. IA young Indy
named Abbie Wilson, daughter of Jacob VII
son, residing in Independence, attempted to
commit suicide on Friday evening By taking
strychnine. Fortunately ste WAS detected IN
time, and, physicians being s+It for, is IN fair
way to recover. It is not known what prompted
the act, but is supposed to be unkind treatment
at home about sense love affair.
sEDAL1A, No., Nov. A.-Thc Sedalia Demo-
crdt has 4 special from knobnoster, johnson
County, giving the particulars Of the suicide Of
Miss Ella Howard, Of that place, who took
dose Of strychnine and expired early yesterday
morning. It Is supposed that she suieidetl be-
cause she and her lover had disagreed. She Was
II years old.
LOWELL, Mass, Nov 24-a{rs. George Il.
Thompson, sister Of Senator Sargent, OF Cali
turnta, has committed suicide
, 1877-11-25

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PITrsBUnG, Pa, Nov. 24.-A report gained
currency here yesterday, aud was telegraphed to
several Western papers, that the firm of Evans,
Dalzell l. Co., proprietors Of the extensive
pipe-works ut Soho, had suspended payment
Investigation to-day shows that the report was
without foundation. The story grew out OF the
fact that u statement Of the condition of the
firm WAS made to certain banks where it trans
acts business. The statement was favorable,
was well received, and business will be CON
tlEued With every prospect OF SUCCESS This i
Que OF our largest industrial institutions, aud
i it should be compelled to 50 into liquidation
it could only be looked upon US public mis1or-
tune. Work proceeded to-day as usual.
Sprr7dt Dts0dtcAfo The Chtsuqo Trt9une-
DECATUR, I'LL, Nov. 2z.-The bank Of Rccker,
Hammer Il Co. suspended yesterday morning,
the proprictors announcing their inability to
meet the demands OF their deposi:ors, owing to
the impossibility OF realizing upon their assets
They assert that they have abundant means to
meet all their obligations, and will pay as fast
as they are able They promise statement OF
assets and liabilities carly next week. Inc
bank has been doing business since 1Si0, and
the proprictors have enjoyed the fullest conf
dcnce OF the people.
MONTREAL, Nov. 2l.-W. s. Wood & Co.,
silk AMI wooleu manufacturers OF this CIT,
have made an assignment Liabilities aoouE
$4,000.
, 1877-11-25
SAMMY 4IEDEN.

He Still IIaakers After tho Sweets of Office
Sytctdl DisDcscA TO The CzicaGo Tribune
New YORK, Nov. GA HeraM reporter in,
teryiewed Tiden yesterday. The latter thought
Hayes was alternating all parties, and he soon
would not have Corporal's guard. The South
pats him On the back, but won't support any,
body but a true-blooded Democrat. The South
ern ovations to Hayes were all humbug. The
reporter asked:
'Do you purpose prosecuting your right to
the Presidential cla;r!''
"Ccrtainly do, ..aanswered Til den spiritcdly
1.-THE country knon's that I svas legally elected
President, and the American people are too
Intelligent to forget that one glaring and
paramount fact. On that fact the very
foundations of the Republic rest. II tue
voice Of the nation be not realized
in the serious question Of electng its supreme
ruler, then you may calculate on j bitterness Of
feeling 1hatwiN MT BE- assuaged until The wrong
is righted. The people who supported me feel
to-day that their: votes were given in vain.
They feel that they might as well have
east their suffrages for q dpmm;, and
they number so large portion Of the popuIa-
tion OF the whole country that it is an unwise
experiment to trille with their rights. As far as
am concerned it is of little consequence, but
tell you one of the eraye5t principles i'll repro
sentative government is iuvo]ycdAanl it the
people do not see to it, tho matter will bc sub
lect for deep regret to coming geueratious."
, 1877-11-25

THE UNExrESDED BALANCE OF LAST YEARS
APPROPRIATION = THE 'tsTAR SERVICE '-
uoW AN AMENDMENT WAS STRICKEN OUT.
Specjdl Disuu'ch Ia the !,ctu 1orE Times.
WAs1IxSGgoS, Nov. 2l.-Thc House spent the
entire>day in the consideration Of the Deficiency
Appropriation bill, and did not succeed in COM
pNtiug it. i ptotracteJ struggle occurred over
<an amendment to rcapnroprjate the unexpcndcd
balance Of tile appropriation male last year for
carrying the mails, amounting to over S700, 900.
Thu sum appropriated for transporting the
mails for the last fiscal year was nearly
s1G,00o,03o This sum is divided into two
i,ens n@nnt b.;ne nearly ;S1ooo Of IT, e the
transportation OF the mails by con5eyances
other than railroads. While the sum appro-
prlatcd fer star service is more than sufficient
Tor the requirements OF that SERVICE the SUN
appropriated tor railroad sesvce is not sufficient
and reduced mail facilities oil the principal
routes OF travel has been the result. The star
service is confined for the most part to sparscly
settled sections OF the Southern aud Western
States and TO Lhc Territories, aud has been the
main cause Of Ill tkc'peculations and scandals
with the postal service. OF the amount appro-
prlstcd last year for the star service, over
$tNJ, ,0Ho remain tncypended. and to-day, while
the Deficiency bill was under consideration in
the Committee OF the Whole, al amendment
was Incorporated making this uuexpeuded bal
ancc available for Increasing: and extending that
service When the bill was reported TO the
House. the yeas asld nays were ordered on re-
tanning this amendment, and, after considerable
sklr1nshing OH the part Of the star service adro-
cafes to defeat Il record vote, slse amendment
Was stricken out by IL vote ol E29 to los. 4
motion to reconsider and lay OH the table Was
entered, but Adjournment was carried before i
vote could &c taken On this motion.
, 1877-11-25
THE CAPTIVE NEZ PERCEs.

SHtciat Dispatch 10 7ae Ch,ca9o Tribune
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. 2l-The captive Nez
Perccs arrived here about o'clock, and leave
about 10 O'Clock tomorrow evening for Fort
Leavcnwortb, vim Mason City aud Ottumwa,
and through Northwest Missouri. Large crowds
have been waiting their arrival all the AFTERNOON.
and probably 2, 600 people we're at the depot on
their ARRIVAL; but the cars were guarded at the
doors by soldiers, and the windows were covered
by blinds or blankets, so that sight-seers were
not gratidel. The escort Is under command OF
COL johnson. The run to Mason CITY over the
Milwaukee Il st. Paul Line will be made at the
rate OF twenty miles an hour. Joseph ana his
braves arc reported fully over their fears of
treachcrv, and are Ecconcilcd to the transfer to
LelrenworLI.
;, The expressions OF the crowds waiting to see
them then have been decidedly friendly to the Nez
ferees, and correspondip.ly hostile to tue con-
duct OF the Indian affairs. There is an opinion
preVailing that the Indians were driven to var
by injustice aud cheating. While reports of their
bravery, humanity to prisoners, and their spar
1ns OF non-eonbatants were accepted IS a proof
q o. Their superiority to the Indians with whom
hinucsotians have had unfortunate experience,
yust before the train started Joseph Wns Dcr-
m'tfed to cone to the rear platform and shake
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Dor living next doY claimed. it, and accused M
kandc OF stealing tho onc-whce1 vehicle, where,
upon l1ght occurred lie (Rande) badly bruised
tlc aceuser; In alarm was given, Two policemen te;
arrived and took him in. He told them MS
pane was Fred Adams. and that he belonged to
Montgomery Queens circus, and begged to a.; he
let oil, but they were obstinate and tolu
him to move .on. Hc knew they did not
suspect he was SO formiaably armed az and IL ne
waited an opportunity to ponncc upon hfs Gap
tors and annihilatc them. When one police
man dropped behind he considered tue oppor-
tunlty favorable and drew brass knqckle,
striking Officer. Burnham on the head.
Burnfam vas pluccky, and rained b.o"s lows
drew "a small pistol, fred, and
fed. When about thirty feet off he observed
the policemen In pursuit, when, drawing hts
large navy pistol, ho fired over his left shoulder,
taking no particular ain, but, nevcstne-
less, bringing down his pursucr. lie
was very sorry he didn't kill the police.
man. and read the papers announcing that
the wound was severe but not fatal With much
regret, and now he thinks Bnrnlam ought to
feel grateful that he wash OF killed.
Rande's wounds are improving rapidly, and
will soon be entirely healed.