The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17


Wild or occasional thinkers wall k,cp NJ the time OF
Locals ant uiu the way WIZ .wii. for fast irnin.
snn~hs !, permitted n the wlnssls j. wet 30 as to have
tNprc.- tram running le,und the prescribed time ~
u" ,en. o ic - Wall sl,e way to other, maA.u- 10
After quitting CHEYENNE IN the coach tho first
station of imlortanr" is Clearwater. Here one
gets "a square Country meal prepared under
Portuguese Phillips. lie Will be- remembers
Ell ~ nrnNernd famous scout under Harvey.
After the Eeticrinnn massacre h" escaped from
the belea0iorcd garrison Of Phil kcarny. and
riding tlr9ush miles %! wlli.rness filled with
rible tiding- to Fort Laramie.
A many appear 10 bc coming out of the II ills
now as are going IN. l was told 10y reliable
gentleman in CHEYENNE who had luSt arrived
from bradwuud. that at ,layhr"ak Tia" sidewalks
an "n n tA,' sir IT, 81 ihiS pnt"lou. mining
WRAPPED in their hlauk'is. ant without other
'-id"n'e ur shelter. An in,, stment I'm real 49,
tdt' one year axe in Brentwood would now
rnuliz" a larger profit IMAM the best Of the mines.
There II gold In abundance. hut all paying
claims are taken. II is M old old story Of from
tier and mining settlements. The poor and
thrnio-s "ls 'whero are Tho first IL arrive 4
Few ar" suc'ess'ul; hut tn unfortunate remain
order. and o. this stage haV" the Black Hills
come. M"srrs Jones. aud Eimore Of New York
ana BrloNyu respectively. and who recently
visited the Hills ia thor own and thu interest II
other monryed men, have left without invest
in July. $50 ''' 81 Sc '''''' " '''"' "
Tho Big Horn region l. likely to be thorough
Senator spen er, who Is SIN in Deadwood and
does not propose an immediate return 10 Aha
hama, ronieinpiat"s stamp,de with about
800 miners in that direction. II j. said 10 be- u
magnificent grazing country. and several prom
lnent cattle men think ~ driving immense
herds Their" when the Sioux are permanently
lo'ated upon their new reservations. 100000
herd Of yoarlin. -ircr- viii b, worth s3luD0 as
beef in three years; claim these sunguinr
ran h"rps. Mr.. hrnr-" II. Butler no longer
graoc- the HiliS 10y hs prcsen -.
An incident occurred en- route and hotween
stations Government Farm tan old -unpo-t II
Fort Laramie and Hot Greek. that anus nsy
character Two unrtirs roinr in nrno- lt,, ii-
tn" god region driving Il pack mule before him
rIon this animal worc ms provisions. clothes
bidding. a .. covered hy u canvas wagon cover
that had borne N. fH',tlous hut sine. the Pixies
Peak excitement stale device of black HNs or
HiSG The Back Hillsor had evidently b"en
uhscured hy charcoal marks AN an additional
Word. making itnvery nspicTous Bast,." il
talo Wls soon told: he had been unsuccessful
lett hi, WAGON and ,npnl with two nf hls
mules IL was. howc,er' II a Very -anguin""
Butte h. said Ia meet aud accOnpany some
friends 20 the Big Horn.
tn. olnTr nary was going to The Hs and
Sa ''G% HsGs A H. Sa. SR Al; y ST4Pf
IT, SAID. and Ind Iii rho oll woman" in Chry,
onnn. George stewart hv nnmr. nm lri-hman
and ,iistantiy related "vrr h0u6rN t. the lat,
Alexander f. Stewart of Now York he had
come f., America i'm lS3O For i've yrnrs he Ind
been in CHEYENNE. hui work was hnrd vnrrs
lny md money -.,nr..n n, w. ,,niI,, f., lin,
Ba,c iIil'1t1 max" "a sirikr" url 'ii',ilinu IN
hat a. follow his trndn-hnEiug He Ind boon
offered "A tree pirssap. To- Draiwnod. but was
Il 't'rnimnl to lush his tu".v" lis H., va,
miliarlv called The whoclhnrrnWl through III
had leit cheyenne the providing Tnurs'iuy nj
noon. and on the Tuesday following, without
any assisianre was nearly M Hat Crrrk 100
mics distant!
TIL hopeful asuirant for Big Horn fayor-. re-
marked after the Oh man had pnesrd. thnt lis
WIS Il ca~r like a compatriot's IN the HIS who
was returning from an unsuccessful "S.am-
urdrn To- now digginl- Evnryholy insisted
upon giving Paddy. Who continued t. walk.
u . lit" but he steadily refused thoir oycrtur,..
Finally h. remarked somewhat ill-humorclly,