davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-14


Gnoree Fishcr hna been appointed Surveyor Of
Ga9soms At Cairo. n. Tho to.nn,frson uf Joseph
rio Pfs:dcnt to.iay ai,po!atcd ' aeob .so j. boro.
man TO- le Associate Justice uf tho Territory of
Utah: Peter g. Shannon, to be Chcf-Insticc nf tho
bsaska, 10 bo Secretary Of the Territory Of Arzona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24
A GREAT INDIAN WAR PRE-
BtCIkIb
All TIE Northern Iritses Joining Sir


NEW YORK, Sop. IA Helena Mon
tanRl dispute Df me -ll says: Gen. Terry
aud The Indian com mission are eNpec'et to-
cay. n Is g. orally believed Trio commission
VIII be- a failure aud a devastating Indian
war re the result. SITTING Ban, E.th 1000
Indian warriors. Us IN tee heat 80 fhr Cana
clan buffalo c0ulirv near ga. WOOD noun
iaITS JoeCfH's band 81 L-1df.- straight
rOr,E. and IN addition g5o isfEs- OF
At ons, 20 lodges o. EHcapapas. r2l
lorEeS o. ~altces and IaH lo3g., oi ASstna-
bones are masking their waV 20 Ctnaia
Nt"rl. ali 10 rbE.a,rG Tribes r. pc.i wed
20 De rtd y Goa .tO.,, and a.. ca cross The
Oaaa- ian HJ-s-T bob "a! sE 81. n. All would
uuI.4u II uyer for llDI>- % war .8r-. eAclu-
tlfe o. sitting bIl.h Ih1E>ast, .s.i all VIII
ju.a IA Laser II ,lsG-l. Y#I..e. : .fi4g
BL.l D. amp . ~ai ll.g. " % "A .flCuI. ION,
and ile c.i-es :r.vss -Ia rtp-.l, ilssIrIug u
ujler .'.-..... .- |. -...s SAFES '.r8oDs
a. o -sEu. ... 1854 r.. o. Httho-
nc ut.e-t BE- .....t COOS gr esd ..-. rr lt-. O. ~
ming % go v!.r American officer. ~ they
Ntst a.. liars.
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The Markets

BALTIMORE. Sept. - FirElnia skies. old, 80:
DO deferred, s,, dc. consolidated, ca do. second
series, ~ n rtu Caroline sizes uId, 10; do. new, z
ola 20 cay. sdgsr Cuil. 10 alU-S.
b,LTInoRk, srpt 2s.-CJttol steady aud firm
midIll 9, va -Four oTm aud quiet, b siness re-
suiCied by Crmn-ss ct hO;d-r--Howards trest and
western super, S75s5 o.; 30. extra, snO.5 ca. do.
iaiLniy, 6sae .; Cly Mills -uDer. lost rs; do.
e,tra sz616 IS; do RIO brands -5.7 %, PaSspscO
fami we 20 Wheat southern Gull and easier, vest
eTn irregular AID e .cilei-s1Gthern red, good 90
steamer, 20; CO. no. inter red, 80 4, So; Sep
timber, lS2; UCtObsr, -. NOyembsr, 1 En.
Corn, southern white firm, ytliOs duh. western
sfefdy and nrm-soutbero white, s.a7l: 90. yellow.
ola6.; western Iixe-, spot. ssh; SEPTEMBER. SIS,
Get Ter, az. cOVeIbrr, 60Aa; steamer, rs. Oas
steady and nIn-sogthern, 52aG; western white, IS:
do. mixto, 3-syi hSe qut.t aud firm, s5Az0. Hay
hTm-Na'y isni and PeunsyI snis prime, Il u0sis OF
y rUNisicns strong and his her. Pork, 4zS Bulk
meae, ioose--hOulzers. 81, clear r1b sidee, y:
packed; t&sht. Bsoon-shoulder-, ~. clear RIB
sde., -. Hams, liza 3,s. lsrd-rehDed, l0sl0as.
Buur-choice western scarce are nnn, 2Ds2l.
Petroleum higher-crude, 81; refDed, IS bid, none
Ceffee quiet aid straiy-R;o czrgoes, lss al Job
ling, nsA. whisky nominal, us. k-ceipts-
tloCf. 5aoO wheat. AGO. corn. 81 SO. 90:
rye, 2S shipmsats- = heat, ss 30. corn, % DO.
hxw YORK, Sept. 24-stooks opened irm, but
became weak: aOael, s Cold, io3S. Exchange,
Ses, sss1s. short. <S. Governments irm.
NEW foRk, sept; H..Fiour quiet and IN.
changed. " heat dull aud unchanged. Corn dull
LONDON, sert. "a i..s p.m-u. r. bond. Iss7's.
~ Erie lh<; prtf, rred, sO,z. New York Gen
tral, losh. New Jersey Contra, IE.
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kilograms to The Star.
OUR INDIAN ENEMIES.
General Indian War Predicted.
Troops Protecting Miners.
THE EASTERN WAR.
OUR INDIAN ENEMIES.
THE EASTERN CONFLICT.
RRRnrfgH Hn@~Han Ra-uu..


INV hoNk. sept. "A ShuInta special
SAYS Osunan fa>ha Wa attacked b. the Rus
en- She last t'A fHe Russians w.re rePuIsed
VIII lr-st loss
Nehemst AIi'- victory "a Defeat.
luNIvN. SEPT MrusliI.t Al-> Iv,lriesi
W. ory or Friday over the tzsrew ltrh turns
cot 10 have been q defeat. but the X lssians
do not seem 20 make much % tur affair.
Their ,tficial bulletin merely announces tho
tp. OWNS. A. Ia CiUse ~ tlp 1.fepmru
-. D. I'd a n our $50, tiOls. a renewal of the
attack = eNUcc "a" rnere is Ho "-t mate ~
re losses. and none 10y The Turkish bullc-
tins either.
Russians Recovering Lost Ground
Inc Day Nt.s With Jue rGrks ctll- Ja8
= ia al ofiei s.ve recornoissnce nE ten bat
aliens. aut r.yrs shout The sans result aS
lac o.ber accounts. bui ascrI 'es move credit
ant better r,SUi. = % On. Turks ina the puiy
Z 'I.ts a., .u"f. which stated mar n q or
-'N - a. X W.. made ~ she II-ks. which
% ..t. ard fh" ggrAish .nSs was very heavy.
Nttrutt ALI aus iGc tzsreSIicG-s armies
-lN ,g.uyE ilr u.l- on opposite bsnks OF
.-uia Lpa-. Foe i,u->taa ppsi i'ss and
pee ,naa.lsna 90 tl" Amy as described I'm
f.-.Cr.r e.. rfi.- Poi r.r-.~ rul IN ono visit
e. .'Cw iss' ....... e steam FERRY has been
r>.t..I-lrl D. .r" .'y 20, ant P7rspan, -
replace ffe nI. 40 which was removed. - a.
would ..s'l -'s. lUU Russians ale recovering
some ot I.a.r'.-t -rHHut
EEe - tutrar=riu tray
Et.T>h. ~. -...I ..H pr.ug.rI Monte
lr-'.. 'T'.. i'. -'r."a'a, d. ..-c't'-
ssr"+s" .5sf,.tg- see Position.
.r- .... a.. -. ..,,.. F.. .ls. .,r ssri.
Greece. t.s iH.-" '..sr r.g I.-.sl rlH French
-F'.l POP r.. .....i......- rH"-. 30 AL
'ufr- f-. |.... g. ,.E.... -I.g.-..r CO.. Tor
rI-r g"a... E.t rrr aH Sc, coma sent
...# t-."... ..... ..s.- af-H Yt-.tr. lus
.'.-a H "" srNfs "tfh ueN
.'. I H Gases si.et
-..r'....- ... .."-f .' .#. Ane
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hhiRH rock
RESUMPTION IN THE COAL RE-
GtgNS.
Miners Working Cnder Military

NJ" fus.n, sep. "A -aItJp Pal
d.si &ich states fntt IAs 10 law tr-s LScza-
wanna and W->.lr. rsiir0a1 vvill open tho
CoiLeIieS ID tHr or tD-norro s., aui men
have Lcea picked eEf woo are wiling 10
work il given hillary pro .erl. 80, "A "a this
WiH re given. There drE 10 rte-u snl pantes
az resu arr. J.e Gity Gard hafttifO Z, and
fH1r other com gtni.s now Iu --rs at.b'l. nd
tie ibrt. months r"sinseuf VIII b, cal I'D on
hr TIE governor n needed. 4 o. g-ueraiiy
believed II work Is thus rsSuna 20 trouble
VII eI~ue, as BE- IS ilgO wu thar ma ~ COM
ranic. 81 miners have bseI drilling quite
recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24
THE SYNDICArE.-The members of

THE SYNDICATE.-The members OF the
syndicate were in consultation Saturday
evening with the Secretary OF the Treasury
and other officers of the department The
accounts Of the Il per cent loan were closed.
SIS 600 900 was for refunding purposes, and
el5 900 900 for resumption purposes, and VIII
appear In the next debt statement. The 9
adjusted, and VIII be settled during the next
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24
WE SELL

Pr VI.
JOIsT end STUDS medium 'eagths--..... els DC
YtEG MA PINE BOAR :, Il feet....--... iJ %
WHITE PfHE CCLLS. L nth stock,
obe.t quali,y 49, . - ...... .......-.-. 90 90
pASHbOAEgs, WHITE rIEE, dressed
ard .intsd ON ejge-clelr -. Is 90
SHELVING. L iucn, dressed ltwoJ sides. 25 90
HARDY Is TAlLOR CYPRESS SdIs-
CHS, ado tsd b. u. Government on
al vork around Washing on. Every
Single guaT@s .,ed perfect. $50
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GENEgAL FoREsGS news.


IAEtS. SEPT. -a.-ins P'. .-I, "a lty con-
n lu lle rtaaai,.tO Ii i4" tttg 81 Ia r.,
NftC'. ~ has been bH.l-H .sf.,s l.-- Tsuad
among -ls papers D. lS sif.r->.d 90. "a a t.'rc-
.ur a he nilfh r-.-sla seine he ia-. ii..s
jie I-Uc6ei,-.-~ ~ tIn I-.- clsul p rot da1u-
a. = AID IRA, .~ss NJ mo s--tfD. ana s.,dom
-L>Etay~a T. ~ I's-.8 B-E~. it EXPLAINS N
TalGrr tr'.'l'''.'.' cor a r pgB.l''I.i govern
meTt founded Ca iI- e. ba vie iDl fGt = mon
archy h lsr7 'D-sifi". l. describes fha exist
J. SliH2i tO1 - q crab o.. there being a re-
publican consLituti on and an ant republic
can administrator. Il strongly protests
against the crisis OF tie sixteenth of Nav
al d proclaifns the sovereignty OF the nation
ard lts power TO Tebuke the recent dissOlu-
ton. To resis; itS power viii b. usurpatlon.
II dcmau freedom OF cleo ions aud free
oCrn OF The press. NJ. Tniers principles are
unmarried thus at the close OF TIE docu-
lCcnt: sSoVerei gnty OF the national repub-
lie, law, Liberty and peace"
AhfPursck.
LONDON, Sept. 2i.-The snip Black Watch,
from Rremeu .Or New YORK, In ballast. was
wrecked on Fair Isle, Monday night, during
q t0E. Crew we'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24

TIE FUNERAL OF Senator Bozy took place
Saturday al st. Louis, aud was ATTENDED by
a very large number OF the most pro mtnent
citizens. All the city Offices we're closed, aud
the mayor and many city Official aud Tue
lar association attended the funeral In
bady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24

Boss TWEED, In his testimony Friday.
stated that he paid money TO Winslov.
Brand, happening and Others To vote for the
passage Of the city tax levy OF 1870. The seu-
Ate Journal of that year shows that on tha
final passage OF the bill the above named
Rentlemen voted In the n0Gntiy e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24
NULLET g. LIBREY,
sesru sixn Stree, and y. y. .4renu,

sesr-r Sixh Street and v. y. Irenue.
A MEkIIa< DISTRICT rELk1naFH
Al ", is-Tsi Ui.S- iJtI An d Distract "a
tt AriIs stJE EOt-l, & Us net. 80 Pen euUt
E.x rent b, rpiucr3 : IS pr month AFt-F
r. Isl n Jelly Send fs.f circnisrs
Instruments : sced ia the nOuse oI a1y citizen
81 ths II len-s VI the Con pa1y, % ~hich certain
sisnsl. can be uu icst~i - the -iices above
}. prly reI.si.red messenger can be csiiy At
ocUa CAP Eigtt, pa 60 o. alg erTs9d .girsd
~ Foiicesne ~ CONSTANT attendance a. ONCE osy
m g.. art tO the iIsJsnIy Sh-n police
c.. j. Ca u-t in. Office IA iegrsphic cODmCalca-
liza g .eafeGs'0rs alarm <usIn-s Al tho toDT
u mi.rstf. sfirI rre sla5In q .urnee 10 a. hOnse
NaGi g crc-pr g b. erred - Ofce can be scr.
N nd 'nstacty day rr nigh. No wac hmsn
seep on diets ~ithOuf be- portet neat morn ng.
III alta ked b. bhsrs h. can sun1ol as stance At
once bS turning 81 police Gals. II his regciar ss
nsi- ~ sGsp<nosd Messenger 10 seat 20 know It's
nyls-,oem Tb aUss, President.
A Ii WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
a know tb- best pne Dollar
S.-AscEs accurately smiled to theSS
eye, II. HknPLESS. Opt
e'~"' . o5 Pa ave ~ cor. ~ street spS-
IHE INV DAVIS SEWING MAGAZINE.
Nc essting. Cords not 8 He'd by oil. Inspection
Dneo Those owning old Davis viii do we'll to
sCHEISk1 co Agents.
eosA 725 Sth street norfhw est.
TO HOCSEHOLDERS, ARCHITECTS
. AND Pli nbEks.-M MATT BUR0BB,
lSde MaSgs, 096 TIN st.-Ws ere pre- paroA 20 fur.
LID snd 70 NJ Pipss With Bljac device for DrOvoat-
NJ Ne oassans Of Dipss fto1 fssxinS aaS8 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24

ceiyed in this city yesterday that George l.
Fox the actor, was dying I'm his bro'her's
house. in Cambridge, Mass. MT. FoA, while
walking ON wednesday, was stricken by pa
ralysls, and has not been conscious slncs.-
SkxSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24
JIM Z ADJ JANOS-
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially Recommended for richness In apsrient
GIssId. xikSH4%, sGtSzoSf. and SIX
fession ia Engia.d and Germany.
Oh. } MARION SIMS, Ne~ York. "As ls1ative,
Prefer IL ID every other miner al water"
Oh. JAMES &. WOOD, New York. "Oertaiu, but
ee.tis and painless superior " any other bitter
De WM A. HAMMOND, New York "rhe moot
pie'sart ana efficient Of all pur sstiye waters "
DR ALFKED l.. LOOMS New York. The most
gTtmpt and most efficient; specially adapted for
DIR FoRyYCE BARKER. New York. "Require,
less is lssa disagTeeable AID unpleasant than any
DIR. LLwIs A. sAYRE, New York. Preferred TO
alp ether laxative"
wINEGLAssrUl DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of The APoL.
LINARls Co. nimitsdJ, Lonion.
Fof SIX , EY DEALERS, GEoCERs AND
(.oLD's HEATING APPARATUS.
BE ere the Manufacturers OF
COLDS TaRM-AIR FURNACES,
The Best In Use.
a. tHkS tELiKRs aud GAs-GIXrUREs up
-'s!.s
SMITA, BIHGE g. Co.,
colt. Iof4 PennsyIrania areasle.
Nj EISNER & cos
AVE-. EU1C6 STOMACH BlTTgRS,
tBOonskaDp Of Mdag- BtneyG
suffs red for years with pains ia tie t mach,
h.adscbs, ccIsetion Of the blood ard loss Of appe
tire, Was 50 weak and exhausted that could not
20 40 a,aii-untii received your STOMACH BIT
TEIS i keep u cons. sntiy in ny hcuss. because
II has I'd me entirely. Ny desire for work has
returned and feel like new born. 1 can recon-
mend your Bitters TO every body, and say IL should
be in every house.
I. JONAS, wIke.barre, Pa.
FOR sale by ell Drussists, and WIN. AUEa-
LElsHN, olo 9Th st. Nv. ssDls. nv str
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siurEis Flashing the Nsz Perces.

FIVE MORE sAvAGES KILLED AND SIX
HUNDRED HORSES RECOVERED.
The following telegram was received az
the War Office last night:
CHICAGO, Sept. sd Gen E. d. To,unsead,
Washington: The following dispatch has been
received from Capt. Benham, commanding
Fort Ellis, dated 18th inst:
"Howard's cavalry under Sanford, Otis
battery, and company of scouts under
Fletcher Joined SturgiS on 1ith." Sturgis
last report dated Musselshell is as follows:
1--WE kept close on the heels OF the eoemy
yesterday making thirty eight miles, killing
five Indians and wounding many more, so
Ter have been compelled them to drop over
Reports his own horses much faded, bat
says: 81 am going ahead this morning and
purpose to push them until they drop their
whole herd or We drop, aud I think they win
abandon nearly their last horse today,
Howard with infantry and artillery was
north OF the Yellowstone, below Clark's
Fork, on the 10th, moving to Musselshell via
Bakers battle field. He thinks the remnant
Of the Nez Perces will be absorbed by the
hostile Sioux. The Crows are lighting the
Nee Perces, and have brought into the
agency several hundred head OF horses''
r. II. SHERIDAN, General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-24

w. AGrRssnd FINASCE COMMITTEES q the
s,fue TTEsnAT EyEs us e seS @n b%u a
~ 80 p; m An important meeting, and full
~ THE ALExANDEIA FAIR.
% &c only xs as rysgs5 fs@;q fee as
WoO6, AVN AGRIGTtTGRth SOC 81 :. It
vi HSGf cH fSG and The Nm sar1
Washington viii leave Washing on at 10 a. IN
AID u .. m, and Alexandra at 4 AID 1870
~ A CARD-w. NJ GAIT eco. desire to
w tender their thanks 10 tho fire sni 2 lice de
pa meI's Tor tier very efficient services at the fire
the sthe,sr ey Of the IRE department our business
~ " 60. WI GAIT CO.
~ fast SESSION or rae BETHEL
Nr[ FfPTI T ASSOCIATION Of Washing "a
:. s-'. Tie Bap list Church Meeting Hou e,
vest % 5 p .st6 i'm instant '9s sepa Isl n
~ Z. Ii. O. A.
GOSPEL MEETING
EYEBY SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
LTNCOLS HALL,
At HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK.
Goo singing bJ aguarteJte.
.r-g uluG cone.
r.. rgh dy Vsic.me. sepj3tr.
y At AZ q, ~ S-N-tyH " n I'm
uUFFALo L iATfHHIA WATER,
ssDa If .O3 i7,h street.
- POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OFFICE 40 - Hon STAEzT,
Coos -t0IrH, 10. & iBgaSi 3 iS77.
The Hs-blag.1u Agency of this Company was
h sr.ssai aas,gmers ,af the COMPANY. and al
'tEsrs VIE ing 60 INSURE with n, VIII pes-e call
D 81. pEFLEY. at hs Banking house,
a
aur27 /: }. ". DEEBLE, Secretary.
- AT TEE OLD STAND, No. IG25 Penn
-iIes paid al the lowest rae, Drawback and
saa'a- I'm W. H SLATER
~ GkNUINE CONGRESS WATER
S@ From the OIiS.ntl Spring
Fifteen Cents per title.
HATH0RN wATAk same price.
hILBUBN's PHARMACY,
myz3 r 1129 Perm. avenue, near Wizards.
Is. sCRENCK's FULmOSlO sY5 up
la the Cure Of Consumption, Coughs and Colts.
The gTe-t virtue Of this mediSi9e Is that 1t ripens
the blood, aud {, Us efiec.s cure.
sCHENCK'S sEA-wEED TONIC,
Fr tbs Cure If Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION, Re
The Tonic produces be ,Ithy acrion Of the ston-
ach creating a. appetite forming chy le and curing
the most obstinate Gases Of Indigestion.
sCHEKCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
For ids CIs Of LiUsr Complaint, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, ~ d produce a healthy
Of the liver without the least d1 GER they
fee from calUmel AID yet more eicaciOus In re-
o Eng healthy action Of she LIVER.
Les- remedies certain cure Tor COnsump
tr.. tEr Pulm0nic - rUp ii pens the matter and
IITJfe7 tie b OF. The Mandrake Pills acf upon the
1.-Two create Ltalthy bile, ans remove all diseases
q the lser often cause of Cuusum ptln. The Sea
weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the stomach,
h Aes COCO digestion, snC eusble- the organs TO
- good Heed, ard thus creates a healthy crCula
ton 81 h, AtLJ bOCd. The con biHsd action OF these
HeG lit thus planned, will cure every OF
f0rsum ati"r, n taken In time, aai the use VI the
medicines peTsesered in.
DR.. rChsI CD Is professionally at his principal Of
Zee, corner SIT and ATcti streets, Phlaie' phia,
effTJ 'udsy where ali letters for advice must be
sCd.e-s. sCheDck's Medicines for sale by all
a IEt gIs's sspS NV 4 i'm
- L, MCFARTAN, DsH'tN,
lS 1870 NE~ YORK AVENUE.
Naf " Jersey ayorEe, IL errOneVusly rim II ia
Euya : IlICC DRY for ISL. Jab6 ~
IS SAMUEL q YOUNG,
-@ NOTARY PUBLIC,
Cgtl7-t OFFICS-ST.R BUILDING.
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- ARROWS GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
NJ I225 Pennsylvania dcsrNs.

ES AhLOW y u hLLEh1 OF FIN l. AXIS,
~ I22J Pennsylvania drerNs.
Oh Paintings, EHgrsVIngs, Photographers n new
pTOcessl. French aud Germs an PhotOgra phs, Porce-
llue Paintings fine ChTOnios, sc. Gilt ana Nickel
Frames IN eVeTy styIe tor POTcelsine aud Photo
srAph 4, rtraIs The public invited To examine
stock ia which IL be found ell the late publ
CsfiCus Of foreign houses
tOCl0bsr LIST eiH receive a fine stock Of genuine
hus-ia Lesther Good, comprising Frames, Port
tOlics. PortemOuais, C<sos, 6c.D
Geld Francs for Mirrors, Portraits snd Land-
scayes, AID all styles # Frames, Spanish, French,
sDc American Naples. with without velvet or
a u lining u. MADE TO order. at reasonable prices.
Gold1 liver sun Copper VIE, Cord, III .okr, Screw
byes, &c for hsngibg pictures. Paintings packed,
ULPackod aud hung b. cOu petent wOrkmen.
. ansieTins, lining AID restoring OIL Paintings
sniily Portraits rest red vita the greatest care, so
1 TO tTc--Tse the originality.
Catalogues TO be bad on application. suZ3lsm
IMPORTANT To TAXPAYERS.
Fer TT c,nvtn!eucs q property owners and tsv-
~ rr=. have established aH OFF lCE st NJ. lsA
- BET, t-tN etE :he C0luubi. BlIidiHg and
g. aiE-rt.
Special attrciior given 10 the RI ADJUSTMENT
t,4isCsi 81 Il snIs CT d.H.ga. t. real estate, old
G.s-. 81 REUSED aid SUTA dgie % lot owners under
rgTr.
ENDOWMENT TAXES paid a. a large dis
count.
j forma ion relative TO ;ae general, special and
f-ctsl tax law = chez rf- Nv and free y given.
sug3i tW WILLIAM DICKSON.
TIE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
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z aUIEs eHOLs.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK the
- sTra-t-s tErE-f eT offered 10 BOOTS aud
SHOfS 20 pairs WuU~n's Congress Rid Button,
10 o. T. 81 s. worth double, "a pairs Misses DO,
II ,, Onv 81, worth Sc, ~ pairs Misse-' School
ShUts, IA . y GEMS, Ch-Hp a. 81; - pAJrs Child
do, 8, g cents cheap at 81, "a pairs do Is, -
cents worth : J, ~ pane NCu4tL's Pebble Butt ~
81 81 Is real NAIu- sl Is. - pairs Men Cong -
Gaitsrs- 5-lo, : J -, worth p g pairs Mems Box
70. Csitsre. ~, 81. yslus a. 81; ifo palt= Boys
S~rrcl $40. :, =. = --uts ard upwards with p
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-31
The Mountain Meadow Massacre.

NEW YORK, March %. "A morn
ing paper publishes what purports
to be condensation of the confession
of John ID. Lee, the Mormon, who
is to be executed by being shot at
Beaver City, Utah, March 23d, for
the crime of murder committed by
him in the part he took in the Noun
tain Meadow massacre in Washing
ton county, Utah Territory, on Sep
tember l6, 1857, at which time one
hundred and twenty men, women
and children, known as the Arkansas
emigrant train, passing through the
Territory on their way to California,
were, after several days fighting, de-
coyed from their Notifications and
butchered in cold blood by Mormons
and Indians. Partit S in confidential
possession of the original confession,
to be published only after the eXecu-
ton, deny that it is true synopsis
of the original, or has been made
therefrom. The published statement
is to the effect that Lee was born
September 6, 1912, at Kaskaskie, ILL.,;
was married in 1888, and first took
up MormOnism in 1887. He became
prominent Mormon, and held a
number of high places in the Church.
He has been sealed to eighteen wo-
men, three of whom were sisters, and
one was the mother of three of his
wives. He was sealed to this old
woman for her SOUPS salvation.
They who were with him in the
Mountain Meadow affair were acting
under orders from the Church of Je-
sus Christie Latter Day Saints. The
deeds then committed were done as
duty which they believed they
owed to God and their Church. The
narrative then goes on to speak of
the massacre. 1t says they were all
sworn to secrecy. The massacre was
the result of the direct teaching of
Brigham Young.
The immediate orders for the mas
sacre were issued by Colonel Dame,
Lieutenant Colonel Isaac G.. Haight
and the council at Cedar City, Utah.
He was ordered. to raise the Indians
to attack the train, and to run off the
cattle and have the Indians kill the
emigrants. The whole country was
aroused, both whites and Indians
rushing to Mountain Meadows from
all directions. There were fifty
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