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Evening star., 1877-11-21
% EADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE WAREROOMs.

nOWNl DOWNii DOWNiii
CHEAPER THAN EYER.
Dress Trunka.----...-.SSg0
Do. do. .----..--- 40 At the
Do. do. 500 Old Established
Do. DO. o. HOME MANUFAO-
Be: Be: 90: 90: ::.:.-..:. :......-.: R% sS rofT
Do; do. .-..-...--. % % Jas. q. TOPHAM,
nolio Trunks;...--... Is 425 5tk street.
Packing Trunks $3.50 rs Joining
Sole Leather Trunks, Odd Yellow Hall.
IrsveliI Bags, Satchels, Wire Sign
Shawl Straps, Pocket Extending from the
books, &C., &C., In great Roof.
RtPAIRINQ.-Trunks, Harness, &C., promptly
and thoroughly repaired Trunks Covered. novt-tY
Evening star., 1877-11-21

THE BEST HAIR WORK AND PER
j rUMERIES is af tho FRENCH ESrAB
LIeHnEaT, 0l0 9Th street, opposite q. 3. Patent
Evening star., 1877-11-21

FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE-TICKETS Of the Washington and
0eorgetoHn X. X. Go. can be .ught at ne
ONCE OF the Warrington Chariot Com sany ct s.
per hundred; - for 80. NOVEL tbs
E0R SALE-A MCKEE PLATED STEAM
ENGJHE, half horse power, ana . new OOF-
ZEE ROAsTER. tO-lbs. capacity; viii be sold cheap
70 mase room Tor improvements. Address DAVIS,
Star ONCE. nov20 st
LOB sALE- ROAM HOaSE, l5,s hands hisn
Il perfectly souId and gentle: goes well in a
harness or under saddle; will stand without IN
hIfcbir g: VIII not scare at any thing; lady NXA
aud children have been driving him during past
summer sold for want OF use. Inquire 12l8 r
street northwest. noyal-yt
EOR SALE OHEAP-A Iarg. assortment of se,.
4 ond hand COOK and PARL0R srO sEJ, -
BED LOUNGES and FURNITURE. &c 81
6O3 and 6O0 X street, tetwe-n 5th and 9th ~
northwest. JhO. W. nATCHETT MIG 3ts&
VTwENTY-sIX NEW SPRING WAGON. or
] su sizes: sold on long time; at -. -0
Prospect street, Georgetown. jams k5&k
EOR sALE-Pampblet Sets Of FAEHTZ' PLAT
l. BOOKS OF OITY OF WAsnIN6TON.
yN0. L KENDALL,
Dovl69w Ga Pc. sylvanis avenue
Evening star., 1877-11-21
VEGETINE.

Rhe,smatism is Disease ofhe Blood.
Evening star., 1877-11-21
VEGETINE.

VEGETINE.
VEGEfINE has restored thousands to he ilfh who
had been long and painful sufferers.
VEGEIINE is composed Of Roots, Barks and Herbs.
1t is very pleasant to take; every child likes il.
VEG ETINH
PREPARED BIZ
n. h. STEVENS, Boston, Aass.
Vegetine Is Sold BY All Druggists.
poy2i-w8s
NEW ENGLAND FISH CHOWDER, in
pound cans, prepared in q skilfui manner, of
the bt iss, and with Fish Just out of the
The contents Of each will make two quarts Rieh
Cbowder.
Granulsfed Georges bank Cod Fish in one and
two pound canister.
FIssh invoice Boston Baked Beans.
b. w. REED SONS,
noy2O-6t 121G II street northwest.
Evening star., 1877-11-21
INPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.

This Institution regularly incorporated By the
Legislature Of the State Tor Educational snd Ohsri-
table purposes In ISIS, with Capital Of LOO 90
which IL has since ADDED tund q $50 800
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take place
monthly. IHerer sea rs OF POSfpOass. Look 90 the
follovfno Disfrfbutiou-
Evening star., 1877-11-21
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND,
EOUHD-A small sum Of MONEY few days ago,
wbtsh the wner csn have By proving It, Ad-
ofees Lost" Star ONCE. nov1l2ts
I OsT-On the 1Oth Instant between 3 And 4
~ O'Clock, between Harvey's and the corner n
oiy 1n net and PennsZlvapia avenue, north IN
fsce suitable reward viii be given If lett zt
6O6 6th street northwest. IL
1 OST5nesr Germ. n american National Bank, q
1877, tor Forty Dollars, drawn by Z. Birch to tbs
order OF himself, and endorsed by Luchs 4 Brother
payment thereof having been stopped. npv2l 81.
CAME TO TIE FARM OF ALVRED-o
~ HE,TMULLE B, on Brentw ood road. oneO J9
dun COW, on the 18th inst, novl9 ST. 9x.
Evening star., 1877-11-21

tCE CREAM. wATKR ICES AND FROZEy
GUST .Rp Parties, Receptions, Weddings FAIRS,
&c fa.nished ct the shortest notice reasonable
TERM. n-y1txa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
CfNiL MEN AROUSED
An Earnest Meeting In Cooper Institute Gov.
seymours Views.

Tho mcotlng at tho Cooper Institute last
night. called TO obtain an expression on the sub
jcct Of froe tolls on the canals. was well attcnd
od. Peter Cooper was made President. and u
long list OF Vice-Presidonts was appointed. In
Guiding tho Governor tho Mayors Of New York
and Brooklyn. tho Presidents OF the Produce
Exchange and tho Cotton Exchange, and long
list OF others.
Mr.. Cooper rotated somo OF hls own expert
ments in propeing canal boats In the early
days OF tho Erie canal by II turbine wheel and
an endless chain. whereby ho carried Gov.
Clinton and others two miles in eleven minutes.
He avowcd his unfalicring faith in u greenback
currency. and was in favor Of abolishing tho
Mr.. Jamos wndswortb, cx-member OF tho
Legislature and OK Mayor OF Buffalo. read the
resolutions. Thcy dcnounco tho double tax on
to the State. which cannot hold its supremacy
without aboilshing IL; call for u constitutional
the cannl tolls for State revenues. and the issue
OF new bonds 10 supply its place; recommcnd
the nenne % IL II ta tbn vi bn v
general Government and appointing commit
teo OF tlye persons 10 further prosecute the OBJ
A letter was read from ex-Gov. Seymour. In
which. after expressing his sympathy with the
object OF the mcrting. and with tho owners Of
more than 5000 boats. who have been struggling
for years pust against unwse legislation and
bad managcment, and earning little or nothing
How would the account stand II the profits and losses
Of AL tho canals in the state OF New york compared
with those Of all the railroads built within its limits
How would the stock OF the New YORK Central
sn spd rhnOn n se pay ysssss s % so, o o. sd% s
have called upon the hoatmcn using the Erie. Os.
aud chHmpan canals ~ pay for tho cost o build
ins and keeping In order all tho other water routes
With TOW exdopuons the boatnen arc engaged on these
three canals since they made they have paid into
the treasury Of the State than Si2jpn.nrb
This leaves pront OF more than SsODluDO abOyc all
that has been spent upon them for construc uon and
maintH II an interest account is stated II Will IN.
crease the balance In favor Of these three works To sum
exceeding t33.DUD. notwith standing all that has been
wasted and lost by ekuavagancc and frauds.
MIR. Wadsworth made q vigorous and eloquent
address in support OF the resolutions. in which
he denounced tho past management OF the ga
mails. and urged that the fetter- be removed from
commerce. oven II u constitutional amendment
should be required
Mr.. A. =. Humphreys President Of the Ster-
ling Iron Company, and Mr.. Theodore I. Lccds
President OF the Cheap Transportation Com
pany made "A low romarkr. after which rrsO-
luton Of thanks was voted to Pcior Coopc. for
tho use Of the hall by the canal men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
Runors OF Grave Differences Between l.orA
sMII.bmry and his NoIIengues.

LONDoN, Feb. AT the opening of Parla-
mcnt tomorrow two blue books will be laid on
the tables of the Houses. one containing tho
papers on the Eastern question 10 the assem-
bling Of the Conference. and the other INCLUDE
ing the Conference proceedings. Copies OF the
first volume. for distribution to members Of
Parliament and the press. will not be ready
until Friday. and the second volume next week.
Debate on the question will probably begin
after the distribution Of the second volume.
general impression prevails TINT the Opposi.
tion will not mako direct attack ON the Gov.
crnment's Eastern policy. oven the Liberal
organs admitting II 10 be impossible TO do "a
successfully, in tho face of circumstances now
known. Rumors. however. ar" circulating In
I;lhral circles "i grave dim rultirs htwrrn the
Marquis ui Salisbury AMI his ,urngucs. and
The rrplahio Resignation Of Lord Salisbury
Those reports n~-rr TINT EnrlS Boa Unsilrd
nnd Derby are not only plcHsed ly the Marquis
oi salisbury . failure. hui TINT they largely e0n.
trihutrd to Il through the in-trumrnihlity Of SiI
Henry Elliot. the British Ambassador at Con-
Stuntinupl". The rumors Of differences OF
opinion are doubtless well founded as the pro:
crulinEs OF the Conference show that Lord
Salisbury = speeches went far bey und the views
of Earl- Bcafun-nrll and Derby. With this OK.
ccption. the reports in circulation are probably
mere intcrrncos.
tn" Manchester Gplrlidn's special dcapatch
from l.rndou SAYS: Public rumor alta hes 40
much importance tu diNrrg"ncrs between tha
Marquis ut Salisbury and Earl Boa 'on-icld.
TINT IL il stated Tonight that Lord Salisbury
has resigned. t. say III. lcu-t this i prena-
that the danger To- the Government respecting
the Eastern question il quite H. great with n
th' cabinet ~ on thr 9ppo-iti"n side Of the
House singular incident occurred to-day IN
connection with Lord Sali-hury'- return. lie
crossed from liuulgsno in thc iidnl steamer, On
board nl which lac found Sir Henry Elliot. In
stead Of the two coming 10 London together.
nnd Nj. Fl~t cane hv the ormar, tidal train.
fnIr,a lftf q fr 4 an ltftl IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
CiJGHT 4 CYCLONE
Four Men Washed Overheard from the British
ship Arminta-A Narrow Escape.

The British vessel Arminta was moorcd at
Martins stores. Brooklyn yesterday, after n
prrlous voyage from Calcutta. Capt. Mcylor
says that they started Oh the 9Th Of O'toher. and
the same night they were struck by "A cyclone
The wind drove the waves over the vessel ton
feet above the lurccastlc deck. smashing the
cutter. both skid~. the skylighis. and the cabin
doors. The cnb.u was flooded until th" water
WIS two feet dt"p within. TIA" Lands Wer" all
washed from the wheel. the cauNu~ WH- blown
away. aud ,Nrrlthu.. movable "a. uu the do *
Wa- carried or. When the ship hove 10 il Was
found that James tolgnu. ,annn Henry swan
sen. cnrprnt 'r i. leHry and John l'am, apIr"n,
II rusty Wit weather marks. cart Mrilcr say .
thi the ~'a Mu- running mountain hlgh, and
thai Il Vas "a wonder that the ship rs 'apcd. \
small boat could not have lived in tho water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
BIG FIRE IN TOMpKINs STREET.
a Lumber Yard and Eight buildings De-
stroyod-Los. 100000.

At 1: :l5 A. NJ a fire broke out In the lumber
yard at 2. 4. and Tompkins street. owned by
James Murphy. The yard extends through to
East street The flames wcro first seen in the
drying room. which was. with tho machinery,
damaged tl0.s0. The lumber was damaged
$4,000. The fire then extended to Dnnit- lum-
ber yard adjoining IN Tumpkins streets.
The ilamcs then communicated to the rear Of
the building at 6os Grand street. occupied 10y j.
Grim n liquor store n carriage ana toy fa"-
tory at 6l1 Grand street. n lager beer saloon and
on of the Electric Telegraph Company at GA
AN unoccupird building at on. the East river
oyster market ai 6l6. and Thomas Mahland's
tobacco store at Gl7. At Grand aud East streets
II liquor store was gutted. The total damage Is
at m fnI nt psn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
The Hall of the Heavy Weights.

Tho heavy weights Of New York city gave
their annual ha last 60, Dins IA inins Han ltWa. an
,,nns of solid enjoyment The grand march wa, begun
Mt ~ 49, the lir.l' nt. john Grucn, who weighs -
lowed lie weigh. $50 pound, Th,n came Mr u
tlh,d. who urn, tho aii., AT ~, uni BnN ,Dr the
sNnurlt MeGraw nuNti h.huA over iir huui, ami was
.rd tu complain that D.. had lost 'hlfN pound. since
t last t.ul llc uulN weigh, ,il7 nov iNriiy of tho
adIu. men iu t,c A,,nDiil ll,h t- u.t over i7nl
pounds II nue sI-ht tu th'~, sulld n, SPIN
NM IN the may wns Ahc gl-nntc igs tops, bat ~ was
in,i .ht to $50 thom az the table Turkey, chickens
sauiNl,hr- ant WINE, li.ap" with amhAn. rnNd
ami aston shin. luluflii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
Dr Dcrnard Hnghc.. SAnIuiy Mspector.

DR.. Bernard Hughes. sanitary Inspector.
made verbal report u.y uncc,oi the Board ilcalth
y, -rriaN u rcgari to the alleged bah, farming
house Kept iN Nr, nnrrc-- Mfrec.rr NJ li' Charles
street vi. Nnir,- -trr rualN admitted 10 lam that .le
krpf nHu~' Wlfft siu. aid married woiu.u turli
r"iur when about iU A.N' lir to DhiIru cNhIiei
two hahir- Wliu itr lnu pnr 90 the llIlrru
very pulN, and di mot l'.h H. thl- it uut lAr
lNn. iui fl other v, sfr.i- and 10. aluN H., tluk.
tint TIA. hli-uu,ui of NJ, MnrH-rl -huuli unt l.
Tolerated, \, soon Nc -ulflt. u, upoU 900 tilus
a. Inlr' ui II nlt Will tlkf lNtuu IN M. matter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08

In the United States Express Company's
.,N., m tl. ,.u rNrci,nmu., w plne silver, taken
itom uic IolD. saH',. mine Of lmi"pn. IN the Mcs,lu
s'itc al Chlniauh II, w'i-ht Is on> seventy one
inuul lut 10 j., said tn haV lo'n ont fon sohd mlss
tIu MN h,d th'ro huudtrt pu.ud, II n,,aNs i'I per
cont ut luif silNtr amt d, Wnif UhNu ~ M IT. sur
la,r 3. ~ . aln dilt shoNiu- uuiu- l, gliierin.
iuotil h.nnlh. Int hur tOrHiln- will hlr ~ nlr
r, the luir white ui th slisti fhr iudu, Nlntu,
nun, .. nNutd iN ~Ntti ~ Ntth gentlemen, Mlil
lIld our ui thc l'uHu(i uiu's Z" the world Ih,
.l,rNAtn Is 10 iv placed un tAllmuuI ht lillul ;,
Coena,- bottled at Ion1" n-tilrrio-; also In
Nu'.t \DtVl l.. WATTS Ne ''e. q, 40 hN1i, 'reel
ADD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
TILE EASTERN QUESTION.
ENGLISH COMMENTS ON PRINCE COZ
CIIkOFE"s NOTE
Conflicting Views OF tho Emcct OF Midhel
-"sh"'s nnni.hrncnt His Fail Due to Per
scnal, not Political. Reasons Russia speak,


""' i""''o"'' i.e"-on' N"-si" speak
LONDON Feb 7-Tbie morninv'a 7ynes
o.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -, ,,, s..u - ,','s
oo"i'h"n'hg uPoh INC iui WNt Oh tho husslM
circular. says There u no suggestion OF any.
thing which oan rropcrly bo cnll,,J N throat
,r, -, -, -. -,
INC circuhr uoeS not socm W seek prctAti ioa
backing out. It's object seems rather TO asccrs
thin how far Eurnpo would con,jnue tn co-
VA, - 80. ,, -, -
operhte WIN w" 'N'r ne not DOING DOunu ~
any special course, but prepared u modify the
,,lo,s 80 ao,io, ho ,r;,,b, ,a.,r 40 a., co,id
p'"' Vi "'"o" "o i''s"' i"'oi' " no oo',u %
thereby prolong European concert wiih-
out neglecting the purpose for which
that conrort V,aa c,pa,i,u,,d put midas
80 ,. " ' ,ss
no circumSWhccs could thi7 purpose DC Iaio
aside. The circular IL n continuation Of Gen.
Irnntiefys policv durino tbc nonferonca The
nt =, -, -, -,
RUSSIAN dovcrhment IL determined that Russia
shall not bo placed In the wrong. We. for our.
selvoa nev declnre ,vo ero sntjsnnJ with ,xhoS
-, -. " -, -, -, :.
mas p"eh uohe' put We cannot onne hussia II
sho proceeds to accomplish what wo all joined
I'm dcerinp" The Times a,lvi,ns that England
=. p,i rs, "' ,,' 30 '"'' n,'ne
snvuin an'i W u,n irsut ii oi INV cnniis" ~ ny Con
Trui.nuhvpl" uvI".tt' I'p!lSliE W h@-in niiu 10
r. r. .lu lil"ue ,'l Pvlly ~ 'runuo "
European ,"uiS'is !, WIN 'u' "Why thn EIpun9
.rVih unuun uli huSsnn s,i uirvuul,, hhWgiamu Wg!,a
nliEH's VIM ''uiop huooia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
Nineteen Lives Lost,

LoNDoS. Feb. s-Thc British steamer Ethel.
bound from Bilbao Tor Newport Wales went ashore Sc =,
trriaY ou Inndy Island and became total wreck
Nineteen persons were drowned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08

WA4IuNGrON, Fob. IA. II. llorr N Goorgo-
town Aa, icon alloir'cl q, VI. r.nlu' ,i' iic cora
,ni,aoncr in rl,t, ref Fr.hu.h p.n..,. Ni u ri not
hH,lls inuhio t'0. n1 laif n t- nv 'oilnEa O N"
b9.il g. day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08

IoNDoS. Feb. s.-An explosion took place yes
t'ria, ~ iht IA. cuierl, neat Blion 10, "heh ten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08
q " MtSnfiNG
Jsu N OHNKir
T. 1. MYHliT


objections to counting the vote II required To- he
signed by al least one senator and one mrmb +
of the House of krpros rntntlNc-. wher"upun tho
two Houses will separate for action. No Not"
or votes from any stat" from which hut one re-
turn has lren received Can b" rel"tcd "Ng,pt
hy IN" nm rWntlv vr vote Of the two Houses. This
cn-c Will not be- suh!cctto the Electoral COmIuIs-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-08

Norhcrk wind. r,olrr ..' Weather, at
t. iI4us .' n'r.. .u''.t l' '. 'INN
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19

RIVER NE8s s.s- =.
ArirvAis::' ss,.irsf sflf,..s :
fcuter, King, Ruford.
u x:DHrAasuzxs.
Rosebud, Bueson. Bufosd.
BoA1s puE 70 1ks,vz. u orf y
Silver City cs st l...-g e. )
Benton.
General Meade. .-S----
Benton.
General Meade.
: Nellie PECK

-
The str. Rosebud, Capt. n. Buesou,
departed 1.,r Buford as pei. advertise
ment in TR1B.;SE with 10 tons.
The Rosebud Oh her return from Bu-
ford will go to Yankton, leaving here
Oct. 9th. -
The str. Peninah will arrive from
Yankton tomorrow, and leave for. b.
ford Sunday.
The Nellie Peck, Captain Simms, will
arrive from Standing Rock to-day. She
goes to Buford.
Capt. Jos. Todd of the Coulson line
steamer Big Horn, telegraphs Sup't
Mara1ta, from Cow Island saying: Big
Horn would leave Cow Island on the
18th inst. The Big Horn will be here
on the 21st and will load here for
Yankton.
The Silver City cometh lot, conse-
quently she is still due.
The Benton and Meade are still above
and may arrive at any moment.
The river at this point is still fall
ing, with scant 80 inches to Buford.
Steamers loading for above expert
ence difficulty in getting labcrers. Men
are demanding $50. per month as roos-
ters and are very scarce. -
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19
A hundred stamp Quart. MN.

De8dWood cor. Sidney Telegraph Oct' Hn.
Before the close of this week, twenty
eight mills, aggregating 375 STAINS, will
be at work night and day, and the in
crease will average three mills per week
for months to cone. Preparations are
being made for mill of One Hundred
Stamps to be located at the confluence
Of Deadwood and Whitewood. It will
be erected for custom work and receive
ore frsn the various mines over the
narrow guage railroad, which is now
an assured fact. As indicating the val
ue of Deadwood ore, will state that =
half interest in Homestake was sold
yesterday for $4,000, $1,000 down,
and the balance to be paid in twenty
days.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19

i tD1lispesitton TO be Made Of Joseph and
His H ~ 1flfsde3.s.t n
The disposition 81 the Nez HtSsI H.
dians underChief Joseph, who surren-
dered-to General Miles, has been, the
subject Of coffespousdenGestbe between the
War and Interior departments, and the
matter will be further considered and de-
termined by the Cabinet. The general
practice of the government heretofore
has been to assign captured Indians to
such reservations as might be selected
for them, with only two exceptions, one
being in the case Of the captured Modocs,
where several were hanged and other
members Of the tribe were scattered
among other Indians, so as to break up
the tribal relations of that band. The
9th er exception was in the case Of the
captured Cheyen mes, .Arapahoes, Kio-
was and Comanches, who are now con-
fined at Fort Marion, Fla
The captured Nez Perces number
three hundred and fifty, including men,
women and children About one hum
dred and sixty Of this number are hight
ing warriors.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19

The Custer Route and Bismarck.
a passenger who came in on the
Bismarck coach on last Saturday, in
forms US that the fare had at the diff
,ferent stations on that line are superb
or and excellent beyond all expectation.
He explains it from the fact that the
company have in their employ at every
station, cook who has served his time
and years Of experience in that calling
on the lower Mississippi rives steam
boats. This class of caterers are ex-
perts in the science Of cooking and Can
furnish more sumptuous, varied and
palatable meal with fewer articles, than
any of their competitors Our infor-
,mant is judge and knows whereof he
speaks. This feature Of the Bismarck
line will add considerable towards Sc
curing that public patronage which
they deserve.-Grook City Times.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19
Roech~a Bad Neuhsw.

NEw YoEk, Oct. 13.-Henry Ward
Beecher made Gilman and bis forgerieS
the subject Of his talk at the prsJer
meeting last evening, and said: For
week past or more have been under a
cloud. Mr. Gilman, my nephew by
marriage, has been sent to-day, to Au-
burn for five years, and is in auburn
to night He married the daughter OF
nv sister, Mrs. Perkins, Of columbia.
s. c."
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19
HousekeepeFs take Notice.
A car load of choice apples to arrive
at the st. Louis Store.
Lead CitY.

Business is improving daily, very few
1dIers hanging around the camp
Kennedy s. White are putting up 10
stamp mill at the forks below Eno's mill
There are not enough mills in this sec
ton to crush the ore In SIGHT, there being
rock enough at present to supply 900
stamps
Ground is broken fer SENS s. Co.'S 40
stamp mill, to be erected at the entrance
to tunnel on the ncrth fork OF Gold
Run.
The Pierce mine. the southern exeen-
sion oftf Golden Sta, owned by Gwynu
s. Gushurst, has shaft down $ feet,
and the owners are going to cross cut
about * feet.-BAack Hills CAamfion.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19
Army News.

Company c of the 18th, In command
of Capt. Macarthur and Lieut.. Ga1rety,
arrived here from Fort Wadsworth on
Wednesday evening enroute to Stand
ing Rock where they are now. Lieut..
Nickerson remains at Wadsworth and
shortly goes Feast on leave.
Capt. Vanhorn's company Of the II =,
at Fort Abercrombie will go to Stand.
ing Rock in few days.
b., Capt. Fletcher's company of the goth
and Capt. Patterson's of the same regl-
ment are at Fort w adsworth.
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The city dads have temporarily leas-
ed Ben. Ash's old stable, and the fire
engine will have its home there until
Messrs. Weaver & Co. complete the
new engine house.
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Mr.. James Boyd of st. Paul, has
about completed his contract with Mr.
Roger Munger for. the erection of build
ings for the general government at
Standing Rock agency, and on his re-
turn will stop long enough at Bismarck
with his corps Of bricklayers to put up
4 fine building for Mr.. Raymond the
we'll known banker of that place.-N.
RHuz Pioneer Press. - r, -
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC,
a New Manager Appointed Who
vi11 PuSh an ifa C0nSfruCtiom.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 15.-H. E. Sargent
formerly general superintendent of the
Michigan Central railroad, a gentleman
of experience and ability, has been Of
fered the position of general manager
of the Northern Pacific railroad and
has gone to New Y York to accept and
arrange for pushing the road TO al
early completion.
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4 Biz Specu1saiou.

One-haIf of the Homestake mine, OWL
ed by Fred and Nose Manuel French
boys), was sold yesterday 70 Hurst s. Co..
from San Francisco. for $4,000, and
their influence will, undoubtedly, soon
be felt arourd thrs thriving camp. The
French boys have made their '-home-
stake" sure, although there IS at present
10000 worth of ore IL sight. They
will retain their interest III the Old Abe
mine.-Bkack Hills Chamfson-
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Where the troops vin Winter.

Capt, O. E. Aichaelis, of the Ord
nance Department, o. s, A., st. Paul,
Minb:, is in Montana. The aportion-
menr of troops now on the road to
Montana had been made before leaving
St. Paul, and in conversation with a
gentleman Of Deer Lodge, Capt NJ
said they would be stationed as follows
OF the Seventh Cavalry, six companies
will be stationed at Fort Lincoln, four
companies at Fort Rice and two COM
panies at Fort Totten. The Second
Cavalry will be stationed: Four COM
panies at Tongue river, four companies
at the post on the Big Horn aud four
companies at Fort EIIis--The Nsac
N0ythWfst "
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Gov. Pennington has pardoned Wn
G. Edwards, convicted Of manslaughter
last winter.