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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
PASsENGERs ARRIVED.

FROM SANANTLLA-Tn stcdinstiD Euia.-R. C. CrOmD.
ton. CLARK g. Muller. Pr nix Beaumont VIM Mclean,
l.. Petit. J. d. Edndge Miss va Fields Capt J. 4 Hardy.
Frank wilson Frank sinclair fmI fasch Harold DAVIS
FROM HAMBURG-in s1GnHhip NnNia-l4 Hosuelf,
Caroline Uosed Rudolph IOhn. Julie E9tcnhusen, Jets
MenGe and D. y Ropes, J. -. Hundt The Rev J. l..
Corning. Peter Miller E0bar Il. fori Mary Fond X Demm-
Ter Adeline Berry, A. Heller and WIFE, A. Simm Car line
Schwarz Aug Meiesheimer family ami servant D. o. Wal
lot Louis AnOf j. r. schroeder d. T. Jaccsr J. Cadcmann
Solay Watson Moskewitz. Mrs. thls. Zunz. children
servant j. Weber H. Lebcr T. Thuston, family and ser
want Arthur fbrus, Mrs. s. Mackenzie and children John
Fnkler and family Mrs. T. Kramer Mrs Niche Dachrf Mr.
Hertz r. Rose lbaum, arOne Danklcsen Bohne Darkcf
Fanny Blank, II. GramOow, Carl Suirz ana WIFE, Mary
North Elizabeth Giambeau, Aug Wmsch amt wife Albert
Brlcuberg raZgrai and VIE Lima Poster and daughter,
j. G. FctZer wife and children, John >ecmann, wife aud
children. Emma Blclmauu. Emma Mahcr. Julius SchNa-
bacher g. SchwaD1chcr l. Br1nut carr to,ie Agnes Lingo
and child Dr. Carl Wacher lie and child, IslGOr LeyiOJn.
Hahn wife Kris. sophie Knoll Kaui-
wife. ~errt Bertha LoNy, Jacob Htntz, T..
WiutcrhOn Dr. " k'n, John GrUssnah sld FatOW Jcn-
Bernstein Bruno Astrch, H. Asrch, Geo. schwartz, III.
Satug H. Phugcn. VI. Buchler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
Ready thi, Morning:
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Containing choice editorials poetry serial story letters
from STAFF humors Of the day. all tho
important foreign domestic Among the
tents tins Issue
THE MORMON REALM-Its Prosperity Fiction Failure
ofmany OF Brigham Youngs Undertaking.
HISTORY BELATED-Gen Hookers Report Of the Battle o,
Antietam-A Damaging Document Tor Gen. Mcclellan.
THE FRENCH CONTEST Phases OF the Electoral cam.
paign.
SOCIAL sCIENCE-The Discussions saraioga"The sill.
yer Question" Resumption" and Local Taxation"
Books for the Fail The Crushed Tragedian Home Inter.
ess Young Folks Literary Educational Political and
General Notes Personals Pennsylvania Republican
yenton; General Political News. Foreign News; The
Oriental War Enriching Worn Farms The Colorado Beet
in England Dairy Variations Raising and Storing sweet
Potatoes Gleanines Journals the Market
Reports. etc
Single copies sent free application.
Price lin wrappers ready for man i've cents per copy
copy year. 1--WE sl2 So copies one
extra s25. Postage all free the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
CRY ESTIHA TIES FOR 1878.

TRIBUNE reporter made inquiries, recently,
at the Controllers Oice to the reasons gwen Dy sew
era OF the Municipal Departments for asking Tor III
creased approprations for 1878. II stated, in re-
gard 70 the amount asked FOR the Mayors Office that the
Increase over S77 II $4,000 and Is wanted for the ex
nenses Of the dog pound. 1t is claimed that tins VIII be
more than offset by receipts Of from $4,000 to $4,000
for dog licenses. The Department OF fuDhc
Works received, last year, Sl,6s2,OOo, ana TINS
year asks for an appropriation OF Os533O an increase
~ t53 $50 which sum the department wants 10 eN-
n.ud "A number OF streets lntt are i'll Dtu
r,n,,r Commissioner Campbell, IN his communication
Wouu absolutely necessary for the city paYelnthts TOT
The wear 1878. The law limits tie amount Whcn ny Ve
rXueuded M any Tor ltpdNlhE W F0VV'oNV.
r. commissioner adds: view OF the Iact lidt II
will require similar amount each year iora ien S'iiS
A., r,u, Ia mt the streets OF New York M sucl coud-
nan "A, demanded by health, convenience anu me IN
Irrests commerce. have asked 10, thr lull hni.'
Wh,n the streets are once paved in durable ana SUD
santia manner, the annual charge i"r ih't maintenance
and reuair Val be reduced Ia "A minimum 9, 49,,
The amount appropriated, last year. 10 tine hciltn
Deuortnent was S2Oi So. and the amount ASKED
Tor Tins year is S232,O42. The reasons assigned
fnr tbe larger amount asked are an increase
al tne salaries of the emplOic, 81 the dc-
partment, money for dsinicctauls ana or eoh'
1rnces The police justicrs ask FOR AN increase OF
"a 600 for nh. salaries OF six additional attendants, and
II 900 Tor printing the annual report OF ne boid me
District Attorney wants an increase Oh fo'tUV on he
s,nrls OF the employ 6s ard FG1Jo Tor CONTINGENCIES.
The surrogate asks for an increase o 33,9Vo loI similar
reasons The COiOners waui SlooOo due 10 ,hc'i 'c7
e,t wear In the anticipation Of larger number of IN
ut o attend to- The estimates sent IN thus lar 10 Tine
Controllers Office. aud winch have njt yes Deeh pup
ilshed. are as follows: -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
nus, be miorsel ,siti faU


MISUNDERSTANDING on WEDNESDAY, opt 3, at NorT,3.
lyn, y. T., iu the "a year 90 her age.
Relatives friends % TIE family, and ~ her SON. Joseph
egeluan, invited end her funeral a the Reformed
Church. The II igl,s PicrelUut 81, ookyn oh ,atug-
day. sept s. al IL O'clock without further invitation.
HOSACK-At Indian Creek Brinfori Conn on wednesday,
set The list year 81 l5 Nathaniel iendieion
H0SlcK, ~ Of the iafc Dlviu ii1sack, NJ. ID.
Funeral services viii place trinity Chapel West 2jth
Friday, the 1th inst, a. 3 p Do.
MAcMARTIN- suddenly, a. Li,chhcll Conn, on Welnes
day. SeHt . Harriet youngest daughter OF te late fe'r
MaCMartin, Ol this CITY.
Relatives and friends The family invited 10 attend tho
funeral services "a 1913 ithaye, on Friday aieoon next
ar o'clock.
OTIs-At Enenve y. " sept ., Elizabeth Allen, wife Of
william IL. Ous.
sHANNON-Isaac ". shannon at Salem, Mass on sept T.
SMlTI-At oyster Bay. l. l., sept T. Margaret, widow
The late Cornell smith, 40 Tue 16h year 81 h,r
Ihe relatives cuds ~ the family invited % attend
the funers at her lte resnence NO 20 Jnonl on ff'
oay, 1th inst. az 1919 a. ml.
THOMSDN-In Brooklyn, Tuesday. sept T. az the residence
brotlern law john j. Drike % MonrOest the Rev.
lanes Thomson, M the J9th year OF his age.
Relatives friends also bis brethren 81 Tie Clergy are in
yed the funeral from the church 0i ihe Redeem
F0urthaye, conner OF Pacihc-st on Friday at o'clock
Boston papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
ACTION IN THE TELEGRAPH POOL.

At Il meeting of the Board Of Managers of
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company yesterday.
a committee, consisting OF the President, Gen. Thomas
4. Eclert, ". J. syms, and Elisha Atkins (of Bos-
tom, was appointed to meet similar committee
of the western Union Company, for the pur-
pose of preparing an agreement, to be signed
by the two companies, in accordance with the
pooling scheme recently agreed upon. The Western
Union Committee which has also been appointed,
of the Nice-PreSidout, NOrYn Green, eX-GOv d.
Morgan and Augustus Schel. The iOiut committee will
probably meet today.
The agreement pool the earnings Of the two compa
MES giving the Atlantic and Pacific Company l2l2
cent or the gross receipts has Oeen ratified by the direct
the western Union Company, but similar action
has yet been TAX by the managers OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07


The junketing gabbers start upon their cleo
uoheeiing tour ON Wednesday and FOR weeks VIII be
competed 20 dose the readers Of The Appcdt with the
most unuit gated bOsh that drlyced from the lips
VI pubic IuuclOnares. Hayes will grind the organ,
usual AMI of course Key will dance in his red cap and
yellow Jacket We presume. however, the Postmaster
Sehea Viii somewhat change bis chatter, the nation
Aa- expressed its disgust ana oatng AT the puery he
IltI while tine Presidential caravan luukcting in
vermont Tue fraudulent Administration is great in
promises but poor n performances. IL is crime, cause
Io removal. for 0fce-hOder spend five minutes
participant iu public meeting but it is all ught aud
proper Tor thc President and his Cabinet officers, who are
pG Ton tucir services stroll the country, the
heEect OF their duties the paid servants Of the tax
lym< people Tie masses anxious To know for hat
the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
TIE sARAroGA CENTENNIAL FUND.
A WIDOWS TROuBLEs.

IN the suit of Barbara Schreyer against Philip
1enfyer which before Chief Justice Curtis in supe
'of Court Special Term. yesterday though suit about
property only involves domestic trouble According TO
'1e vines story her money and her savings bought "a
'' ana built house on it. Then there a limited d
~ ana 10 secure her alimOny. her husband conveyed
she mouse 10 mutual friend Deltnger to make 81 800
osesase Tor her benefit Meanwhile, her husband be-
70 another woman, and, dying. left al his
tbsf Ky 70 mat woman. The plaintiff then discovered
of b. had conveyed the property 20 the brother
esS Her request il 10 have ali this declared fraudu
"uo 'he property secured ~ her, at least 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
FRIENDLE.. PATTER.ON.

If Senator Patterson of South Carolina. and
the otl, Nocers of the state associated with him in
the indictments lately found are Inocent OF the CHARGES
they ought tO be able 10 establish their innocence without
difficulty They are 10 be tired by caucus or hostile
Legislature, but III open court where evidence VIII ne
allowed Its fun weight There was a vast amount Of
puudeIns going high quarters from 1850 10 1872
The State lost heavily. The Legislature was from year
u year nest of foul corruption. Some OF tn Sc men
who indicted must have known how IL was. We hope
they may Dee able 20 clear the own skirts But the TACT
that tacy Republicans al that Time, and are sl so
"stawaIt" as 20 look upon the President as traitor
Will not help Them II VIII De difficult even for c1lOred
luIyman % what tna ma. % do WITH d. ANYWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
WHEREABOUTS OF SITTING BULL.

WAsnINGTON, Sept. 6.-Gen. KuggIes teIe-
,ranhed Yesterday as follows, from st. Paul, to Gen.
Sheridan:
Mr. Forester Indian trader on Upper NssouIl RIVER,
informs me that a scout who left point twenty miles
from Sitting Bulls camp, about the 23d OI August,
came into Wolf Point, ninety miles above buOl August
25 and reported no Indications Of sitting Bun tuls size
of the line Mr. FORESTER also states that messenger
from the Canadian police, who was at Benton. August
IL repored sitting Bull in his camp, on British TERRI
tory as late Is August IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THREE DESERTED CHILDREN.

Little Nellie Farrell, age six years, poorly
clad and almost iainting with hunger, came TO Police
Headquarters last evening, carrying her infant sister
Mary in her arms while another sister, Annie age four
years followed her Nellie said her father had deserted
his family some weeks before, and her mother had after
wards been turned street by their landlord
After wandering on the street for day tWO the
mother Yesterday left her children 10 themselves and did
moi return The child told story with seyera
tradicuons and with the air Of one who had. been
taught TO solicit charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
SITTING BULL.
TIE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE COMMISSION APPOINTED
TO Bring HIM HOME.
IFY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE.l

by TELEGRAPH TO THE IluBuNE.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The instructions OF
the Sitting BuiI Commission given late this after
noon 10 Col Corbm, the Secretary, To ne delivered 10
Gen Terry who IL des grated President OF the Com
mission The instructions. after reciting the circun-
stances which led 20 between Sitting Bull ana the
United states and the facts Of his retreat to British ter
rtory declares that Sitting Bulls presence there prom
ses to De OF uneasness to the Government OF
Canada and possible OF diplomatic complications
and that the United states is willing 20 treat with the
hostile chief on the basis of pardon to himself ana
all his warriors for past offences, and, In return
demands the unconditional surrender of their arms,
ammunition and ponies and that they proceed forthwith
ia srh regeryi shall be selected by tie Govern
ncn OF the United states for them In the event OF the
hostile Indians declining to accept these propositions
The commissioners are directed To suspend all nrthrr
negotiations and 10 come home leaving tine chaalah
authorities 10 deal with these Indians az they thhk
rrouer II will he the further purpose OF the GONerh
uent OF United states. To wage vigorous war upon
these hostile Indians should they, at any time thrrehher
return TO American territory and with this view tnS
military commanders OF the line of Northern lOfts VIII
directed to make frequent reconnaissance anu heep
Themselves fully advised Of any attempts To cross the
border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

THE LATE SENATOR OwENs's FUNDS ATTACHED.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Sept. 6.-Notice has been
served the Carolina National Bank Of this city TO at
tach the funds payable the certificates Of deposit
issued TO J. Y. r. owens amounting TO over $40 900.
Owens surety the bond OF Niles = Parker exstlte
North and attempt To- negotiate these papers.
Tins Is, no doubt the ex-senator owens who died IN
Baltimore last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
WANT TO KNOW HOW IT Is THEMSELVES.
from The Richmond wig.

me NOlthtln politicians OF every hue are
yeXug tier souls about Congressional subsidies 10 the
South. They know h0w c0riupting such things are. by
experience and, in the kndest spirit possible they would
save us from the paug of shame and rcmOrse which they
nave endured. We appreciate their kindness. But how
can We nc 90 associates for them until have Cakes
Ames, ana Credit MObuer. and Christian Statesmen Z
Give Us chance TO contribute share to the national
IeuOWu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE DEADLOCK Az PITTsToN. PENN.

PmTsTON, Penn, Sept. G.-'Ghe circular, call
ing a meeting of the Pennsylvania Coal Companys mi
ueds To take final action regard to the companys Of
fer did not bring out the masses The meeting a
failure. The deadlock still continues, with poor pros
poets for the resumption Of work. unless the Company
makes some concessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
4 snRE.rOEn EII-NDER.


The Republicans of Ohio would have had
sure thin. carrying the state by large majority tins
Fall f $50 many of tucm mad not been endertOed aDOut
the Aduui. tratou. DO the gentlemen with sore iOes
contemplate doing anything IN the country IN opposition
10 the Administration The only thing they can by pos
sbiity accomplish Is the encouragement OF The Demo
cratic plry IN IL inl0erabe pIeenslons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07


Brain Food botanical extract strengthens he BRAIN
nervous debility. Price 81 Al drusgsts Depot,
Aliens Pharmacy, lstlst and lsi'aye, y. \
Brain Food Is sold Dy Hudnul Herald Buldingi CasHel
& Massey 2jihst. and Br0ad@a y.
Ncryou, ExhaustOn-A medical Essay comprising sores
Of lectures uet kahn's Museum OF Analogy New
York nd cure Of premature decline showing IN
dspulaDy how lost health may be rrsanel aiordlng cer
~ mpeumCuts marriage aud the treatment OF
physical debility. uc the result 0 70 years *
Terrence. % cents Address the author Dr. l. j.
KAHN, Office and residence, 81 l.. lOih-st, y. \.
POst-0nce Notice. The Oreen mails or the week enlns
SATURDAY. september 1877. Will close tins Once On
MrDN EsDAN, al D. fOr Europe ~ steamship Algeria,
via QueesOWn Correspondence for Franc" 10 DE forwarded
bv tins steamer be specially acdfe-se and Il p ~
Tor France steamship Labrador, VA haYfei On
THURSDAY, - M Europe hy steamship Grllei VIA
Plymouth CherD0nrg and Hamburg; on SAIC kDAN az
Scotland and North OF Ireland, by steamship DeNo
MIA Neville and Glasgow; and Al 1880 n M Tor ntrmany
steamship Don. SOUTHAMPTON ana BieheLs cor
rrspondence Tor Great Britain and France - be ~afel y
tns steamer specially ares,'dl; AMI al D. m Tor
Europe steamship Gtrninia, QueenstOnu he steam
shps Algeria Gelmauc dQ not take mans 'Oi Denmark
sweden Norway Tue mails for kingston Ja leave Sew
YORK september g. mails r Nassau, y P leave NeW
YORK SeBteJber 4 mails for Australia. ETC. leave Han
Francisco September l.. ihe mails for china aud Japan
leave Francisco september ~ ..... ..
NeR-iJrk. sept. ], 1914 J. J. "a li-0 fostnlfsitI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
TnE SORES OF EwING AND sAYLER.

Gen. Ewing, we are panied to learn, is in
capacaied from service boy reason Of knee. This
reminds as that i'm the last campaign the Hon Milton
sdllcr was afflicted with sore thumb. These accldeDt
Will happen sometimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

234and5 Among the subjects which will be discussed
are "The Fxtension and Formation OF Lbrarics;"
Library BuIldings;" "selection and Acquisition OK
Contents;" "Cataoguing "shelf Arrangements;"
binding and Library Appliances" and Association OF
Librarians"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

VIGOROUS MEASURES AGAINST THE INDIANS
Chicago, Sept. 6.-0rders have already been
issued for the apprehension of of the principal ag
tators among Indians in the disturbed regions OF ne
Wet with the view OF placing them III confinement III
Florida practice which has proved effective III quehg
disorders among the India IN the Indian territory ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
The Commercial Agency.
slHl al smith IhIrfsaf

q Z
PM ADfLrHiA, sept q, 1877.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that the paragraph ap
pearng Philadelphia paper. tns morning. signed By Nc
K Ion q Spragur OF Ntwlolk utterly untrue. Tho
Undersigned JOSEPH FRANkiSH, and he alone, has mo
solicit the
OF The Commercial Agency" Orof "JOm Mckill0p Co"
i'm the cities Philadelphia, Psburg Wheeling, AID Balu
more ana anyone attempting Oaic s iiehs ~ this
uar sill De- daily prosecuted az law JOSEPH FRAN kISh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
lLfRRLED.

BUNTING hM,IS-On sept >. at the residence 0f tho
BRIDES mother, Flushing H. l., by the Rev W W halio'
William Bunting, IT,, To Miss Anlra c., dAuener
OF Tie late William >ammis, esq
E-GILLENDER-At The Church Of ne Messiah Rhine
beck, y. y. Wednesday sept D 1870 by the Rev 4 +.
Om,cd. Caroline, yOuuge-i daughter OF ThcophIus ellen
der, to Robert Lane Of New oTk
Al Notices Of Marriages nus. be iai0rseI ,riLi flU
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
AIlowed for 1871. Asked Ter 1878

A TALE OF ToOTsIEs.-lf there is anything
Miss stopper is proud Of is her little foot When the
foo large she observed wanted boot for lady, not
"A boot for "A coach"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
The -ensia.e Library.

LATEST i-,t -
33-Handy Andy BY Samuel Lover.
Slmplctou. iy Charles ieaie &c
Holt, The Radical by Gcuig T. lot...-.- nc
Wo ing or BY Mis-. AlcSanacr zlc
Mysterg. By MIS-. Henry Wood lOt
Aufonna py Wlki. col us
33-IyanhOe. BY sir Walter scott nc
4O-The Heir % Ashley. b. MIS- H. Wood uc
4I-White Lies By Charles Reade sDc
a. Hide and seek. BY Mlike Collins
t-IIector Ssrvadac by Jules
1.-The Tower OF London W H. Ainsworh .2Oc.
IA Lies By Mira Henry Wood. --. loc.
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AIN SIX Ar re. By William Bsck......... Zoe.
Phaefon. by Wm Black. Toe.
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Under the Greenwood Ir Thomas Harry Zoe.
Ill ilmeny By William Black. loo.
52-The By Mrs. Henry Wood. lie.
53-The Monarch Mincng Lane. Wiim BiacK Toe.
For sale By neYsdeaers aud post pa receipt Of ~
single numbers % cents iOr double numbers by
4 Bppkmau-rT. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

A Roman who recently returned from Phlla-
del phia Informs that Kelley motor consists Of
pound OF boarding hOute butter shut up In iron box
This statement Will do much 10 restore confidence IN the
power OF the motor Rome Sentinel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. IL a. m.-The upward course
OF the barometer during partially cloudy rainy
weather anomalous. Possibly II Is due TO rise Of
pressure that precedes the West India cyclone reported
as north St. Thomas There has been very little
ton OF temperature I'm the past twenty-fo hours.
For THIS city and vicinity a continuance OF cloudy
weather. with brisk wind and chance or occasional
rain may be expected to-day, and windy, partly cloudy
weather tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

tent OF her alimony The case up the motion to
place the property in the hands OF receiver Decision
Nl.A na.u Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States. falling ba-
rOmeter northeast 10 northwest winds. cooler. cloudy
rainy weather. possibly followed by rising barome
ter and clearing weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Thedsgra shove ne cty nths =
nohe The prrpendcua lines give dons n time flr The h1gns
preceding midnight TIE irfegu white line represents the sca0ns
Of the mercury during those h3ln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE REBELLIOUS SIOUX.
CRAZY HORSE DEAD.
NO APPREHENSION OF DISTURBANCE.

Crazy Horse, the Sioux Chief, who surrendered last
May died on "Wednesday night, from a wound re-
ceived IN attempting TO escape. Some commotOn was
caused among the Indians at Camp Robinson by his
arrest but il appears to have subsidized. The general
situation hitherto at Camps Sheridan and Robinson
is described in the letter appended The instruc-
tons to the Sitting Bull Commission to endeavor
to get him back, and If ne viii not come, to leave
him TO the mercy of the Canadian authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
Special Nolltes.

Brain Food, q botanical extract strengthens he BRAN
debility Prcc ~. All druhEsis Depot,
Aliens Pharmacy, lSthAt. and lstayf, y. \.