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, 1877-09-12
THE INDIANS.

8l114NH HUIsl1.
NE" YORK, Sept. ll.-A correspondent tclh
Tue story o! shecausc OF Sitting Bull leaving thu
British possessions. lie says: ".rho British
officers and Sitting 1sull had council and nttvr
tho cout,c tho tribe performed tl4e usual dane.
young haif-breed, i,tN Culvcssuu, al preaen,.
tie Government scout toscu III tile danct7,r.
After it wss oser he became exrited, countc1
TITS scafps. sud sa.d to Sitting Buil,
Look, I have killed 80 many of your hns-
Tile rel 1ndiaus.' Sitting Butt drrw
Ills revolver, q movement ttnitAtcd l,y Culver
son, but, before either could.shout, Nal. Walsh,
N'lh MS revolver dFaTp, sprnpg between them
%1it 9nu tn!d C9!yefson , !" put hta pistol away.
understand TINT yt'u car'r,at cs1nn!t eur Of yutr
acriitrics here as you do In tb. United Stlte..
VIII R!sc you and yot'E tril'c i've days to lca,,
thM country. II you n. not Ednc thcu, or Ii
you ever return. ! will tagnt you. II you arc
syGf caught l'y'e asai. Of Il yon shoot ts man.
dsaa,' Sitting t; ysn j, 20 nsxs ~" '
81: Paul, sl[nn., Sept. ll.-Geil. Lawycucc
ana s Cant, C9ft'a, 81 the Sitting Bull Coni!n,s-
hioil. arrived here this afternoon. The Com.
t9i..io1 i.t,' n VII saxc hGrc f,ny going by tlr
rxpc. ting +" tiud ut Fnr. Shaw guides win, ca,,
conduct them u, sitting Bulls camp, Un
story telc.rap!sed from Ncw Ynfk to-t!ay That
Sitting Dull wss ordered ~ Maj. Walsh. ol tie
On a.xeunt Of drawing pistol o. Dijl C,lln:r-
by the latter ou his return IL Mts-
souri. AHu1dio. to Culversoa's stus ),
Sresd samp nsar sitting Ball's e.'np. % s!tt!ae Il m
bull thought he catne as spT, for tic Atnt RI
cans. and went TO the half-brecu ramp, where ho
challenged, c,,I Cui,er.o9 :" tIy e e!re:t h!.
weTs siding With Calvers,3, wllcn Maj. N'a tll
tntertescu. restored pcatc, anil sent 2ttju1 Bill
, 1877-09-12

rAa1s, Sept. 1i.-A fire Is reported raging + n
nlcppe, and already one-quartcr Of tho tow,a
haa been deno!istlct1. Loss, E555Oyl
nKAWL IN nRAzii~
NEW York, Sept. ll.-0n tfw night OF Aug.
II tight took pfocc in santas, Br,,zll. bt :
tween the scanen of the Gernan eorvctu !.
Fineta and the police uuc policemen and a
Seaman were killed., aud several IN Loli. kido !,
woundcd. The German o!lircrs tc>ok reiugr /, i,
the Certnaoia Club, anil we're pursued tY III ,
populwc. The tause Of the difficulty IS IN :
known. It Is said the ticrtuans intend TO nj +;
satisiaction. !ctausc the brazilian autborito ,
Invaded the German Club.
DIED.
LONDON, Sept. f1.-Cns Hawthorne, dau4htes .
q ile American novelist, died At Cluves OF Z,
, 1877-09-12
9amhetta Sentenced to Three 1douths'
Imprisonment and Fine.
SIX Republican Journals OF paris Seized
BY the Authorities.
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IIEAfhfED IN.

slfoATIoN At FLtvNA LAhT SATURDAY..
LONDON, sept+ liza correspondent under
date "Bcforu Picyua, satur,iny, s p. tr,.," sayt,
The Russians had during the night gained a
large slice Of ground In tue direction OF
Gstytca, attd a battery Ut siege-0uns had been
built oil m elevation within casy rsngc OF the
gcdoubs- At sunrise that battery catne inlu
action IN tho rear al an alrauecd lattury, att3
sent It's hre swceptng Into the 1edoubt,
WHICH COULD NOT REPLY
TO the Siege battery, the range be(nx too long.
90 It pounded Away 1t tho field bstse1ics on the
ridge. But the practice was not good, and few
Casualties occuFrvd. The ltusstaq Alegc battery
tnadc admirable practice At tho urarira rcaoubt,
which 10 tue key 10 tue position. Tho a&sault
was Intended "a begin yesterday afternoon 1t
5o'clock. but o~!ng to delays tho troops vesc
not III poaiston by tho appointed time. Every-
where now tho Infantry Is ta posltion waiting
for the word. Towards noon the Russian tn.
fantry pushed forward ln skirmt&hiug order.
DRIVING BACK THE ouTLAYtNa TrKKs.
The artillery follow and coue Into action as
short rausc. The Turkish return tlsu, chiefly
directed At the Russian Est line Of asttllerT, IL
very heayy, but little Larm ID doue. Further
ON the left 10 the crest Vt tho range beyond
Radssoys, which wa& one array Of fel4 batteries,
the iHng was yesy heavy, tho Turkish ahylls
doing great damage among tho guuncra aud
falling behind amoug The Infantry un tho IT,
veE&e SLOPE and In Radlsoya. At 3 O'Clock
TIE RUSSIANS ADVANCED
toward the Turkish positions, and continued =
somewhat Stacking dr., which must hars reach-
cd Into PlcYna+
There arc 10 Indications Of an as.au.t to-day.
believe Il will b. cotumsnced TO- mprfow after
Hnkann tim ht,xn ,,,,H
, 1877-09-12
PRESIDENT HAYES.

His s1a1t to Dnyton-A urler ,,reech,
| DAYTON, O., Sept. 1l.-.Thc Presidential oarty.
consisting OF tho President aud Mn. Hnrc.'
.hcfr AM Ru1d M, dovs,,,,.. r." ye'
suss u son a'auu, us nnu daagates ~ fanny' Gen.
Sa,'c..' ~ .".'' oueA'a'.'t' ~ ". - bro"n. ufn-
cfal Manager. u'id Charlrs Howard. Supcsin-
tcndent, of tho Cincinnati, saillus;Y 81
! Cleveland Railroad, Who had ch.rro
| Of tho train. i n >t,-~ cs.,.-e
y. ~ '.a "".o' ~ ~. M"6a' Cashier
,as :. ga %. Na.'o""! hshk of
sAnuaeKy' D. +. Maek, etl!tor of the sanlnsky
@ Ts"..n.s g ~ ~, s"un sau.sx ~ % r"a 1cotas5 anu
e1su'y " t1e HauuasHy "nest"M ofss; u. L.
sps' ..,a sI .,' m.us ~ o' 4ao 'e'''
e.vpa U y, ch Luz Stations Vt
rathurc,l TO seo tho presi,cnt. and ,oa'nxa..,1
~ .,,at. lin, '' ~ ""u 49,, euoeaso'ea
At Corey thu M party wvr. '"I Io,0.,1 ,u''',, y.
,o o,' - 1@ss'es sne' 1os,e' A. sp''nse sast
to whom tho President ta,,i fev vur,l. s;,',s',.
referring 10 his specs'. Vi last Ja"uary, % a",l
stating that he was cudeayorinx In all f.,thfuI-
neA. to curry out tbs poltcy il forcsla,lomr,l.
~ tho train 'norcd oil cheer after cucor was
a /. tas ts tesp aSes ep.s,s o,5lou cannon. rcr.
llred, and constant cheering va. % kspt up t'1 br
the thousands Of people who Ind eati,e,,,
u,onp1 th.. as,ot ,,,J ~, .,,.u. So ~
asoaea t'a "spo., a'A 'oF squares along tho
route IL Nr. X. e. Anderson's ilouac, where It
waA known t4u presl4cnt and family would
Al Al o'clock a procession formed At IL. nxckn,
t{onse. ami. Se,fri ~ XIII ~ ,n.i ne nes.e&
..ao1.' - a,ts ia r..t,,'! -! AZ naa ., Mast, pro-
several Thousand pcop!u had assembled, ami,
a1teF H. p. " ths sha 1aaa 1oa Ss's "rte ua"
fvIiows:s
Mr. t,oon Fu,xxns ~ n.r-cx. wh.,t,..,h..
thu piessurc If Sncntinv ram III. " IT, ~ aa
nrml,~- thrr, 80 .o,xi '.as ~, III usGs; r..
Throughout lhe country III regard 10 t1c Prts'.
deutiaI election. not ~ much !. 10 tho result oe
ths election =. OF ths ns4anef In which las NJ:
, 1877-09-12

LONDON, Sept. tl.-Tac .Hark Lane EIma,
review Of the British grain trale says: The
weather the past week has been more favorable.
Ills cool temperature au1 keen Mnis drtrd
much Of tia laid coru. AMI pscrontcd ua1uavc
from sprnuttnr. During the past few days
considerable quantity OF grnsn has bccu scctircd,
though It Is fcarc4 not In prime. condition,
Much still rctnaine IN the fctds, but there How
appears To be reasonable hope that the crops
In England Lave suffered their worst ffun, thu
weather.
IN SCOTLAND
aifatn arc different, rs d large proportion OF the
cereal crops is yet uncut. Oats in some dis.
tEicts arc reported quite green. The lstcncss of
tho season causca greater nn>iety on this a.
count On lighter soils some quantity Of barley
has been cut, but the greater portion Of the crop
YET unsecured will probably turn out coarse and
tiisco'orcd on threshlug. eyen II no aproutipg
takcs place. Tho crops which appear likely 10
oats. peas, and beans, all opinions concusripc
TINT wheat Il largely deficient.
FoTAToHs
arc affected by disease !n nearly every district.
As TIC harvest progresses tho conviction IL
forced upon u Tint the yield Of agricultural
produces generally will be far from abun.lant.
70 THU fact nay be 1nain)y attributed tho
!ir1n tone. Which has prevailed In ali
nfapshss b " the Fratu trade: True. oleHaEs
Of English WHEAT bave bccn fafr, both 1T Milk
Latte anu the country markets, but vesS small
preparation nl sampies OH offer have been in
gonl condition. Tue known Rrra& scarcity VI
old SAMPLES, aud large anticipated ticHsIepcy Of
thls rear's crop OF English wheat, have forced
huyers' attention to
FoREfak DRAIN,
which has improved Dnc shilling 10 two ehtlttnca
rer aunrtrr under arI incrrasel demand, aal
ths in tho taco Of large stocks in granary, tho
heavy imports, mud tho abundant American
crop IN the background. Should, however,
sho EnEl!sh growth this ytar not u.
eced 0,SW,ooo quarters {at which II has
i'scn recsntly estimated by xsIl.known agHcul.
that after Ill, when brought forward "a
meet the requirements of the ntw cereal
year, tho American surplus mar ioa.
sthly be absorbed without unduly depressing
prices, - was t11e case last spring. when tt,s
California cFop {~hfct, was tho largest ever
Erowa on the lacsac e1ope} was 20 rapidly ab-
accountable. Certainly . large quantity Of for
eign wheat will be rp1uIred
70 NkET THE coCNTRT's N1BDs,
an!. with little prospect nj the ressation Of the
Eastern w.r, tradc presctta healthy appear
tton III pticea may uos bo looked Tor. Tie lew
eargocs Of wheat which hare arrived
At parts ot call have been disposed of
at advancing prizes. aEl now only one curxo
represents the usual arrived fleet. Thurs hns
atao been 4 good aetaan4 tJF wheat Oh the pask-
age, and Tor shipment ata shilling 10 two shit-
advance.
Maize oil lhe coast has found buycrs at IN
improvement Of \ shilling per quarter, ~htlu
tor shipment there hns be1n au actiYc inquiry,
aud pFiccs rlua1 nearly ont shilling aud SIX
pencs PER quarter over those Of LAST Moudar"
, 1877-09-12
MYSTERIOUS Disappearance.

1nnlANAfoLls, Sept. ll.-F. Rclssner, 4 MGR
chant Ct Taylorsyille, cAsns to 1ndlauapolis last
Tbursday, aud FRIDAY started 10 ylsit bis fsther
at Ltltletoxn, east of here, and has not been
seen or heard of since, Hs had about 81, ,lt>J
with lin wheu hu left. No rsasonable account
can b. made fo1 biz alaeucs,
, 1877-09-12

maoian eourcca, ilave not leen confirmed from
any side.
II Is satto,isly surtt Escd that no Rusatau,.
having approached viii lin atrikine' distance. arc
a"a4t'ng the movements Of thelc turntu: col
uthns' which are si1p* sed 10 la fe been sr,rt IN
t1c Hank and rear Of p!csna, or that tho rurks
may mare fortified Plc'ua 40 'Arong1y that IL is
o,1g Z" " taken ny E1adual approaches. Tic
changed. w W
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W &~aAaNaaaatAe @A~As1 - 49,
D~~yass tAe Tsrstss-ssG~ a.sssn.la-s~-
~ naasl~ - the AAznG@a~sr~is-G Il 8
desire o. rtforza the cIxll -~rvbcs.
assert without f.ar q oOnsr2A8ctlOH
that tb.r~ never before. IN yohn~on :
time. Was - much bargain and sale
ofofiirr for political considerations a.
now
Men are more loosely appointed
than under Grant, and tined men
are dismissed to make place for men
not known. Promises are made and
broken. Removals and appoint
ments have been made since June
LIST that would never have been
dreamed of if Congress had been in
session, and all Tor supposed ex-
pediency. l do not entirely blame
the President for this, but rather his
indescribablu and inconprehensible
Cabinet. Sly and selfish men like
Sherman, visionary, self-sufficient
and selfish men like Schurz, men
who revisit the glimpses of the moon
long after political death, like
Thompson and Key-such Cabinet
cannot act intelligently, unitedly,
systematically and unselfshly in any
matter. When the Senate is called
upon to examine and confirm nomi-
nations in October, it will be seen by
all that there is only pretense OF
reform. 1t bears about the same re-
lation to the genuine article desired
blythe people as Mark Twain's music
did to what was appropriate to the
occasion which called it forth. Mark
had agreed to furnish music at an
exhibition of II scriptural panorama.
He was not the first choice Of the
management, but the proper mu-
sician had been in some way counted
out for the evening. The first scene
represented the return Of the prodi-
gal son, and Mark gave to the grave
and reverend audience the popular
but unorthodox air "When JOHNNY
Comes Marching Home He says
he cannot see to this day but that the
selection was appropriate, and per-
haps Mr.. Hayes is as obtuse as to
the fitness OF his selections.
Senator Allison, of Iowa, recently
here, though reticent in general con-
versation, perhaps because ho wishes
to make no enemies Mt home prior to
the next Senatorial election, OK
presses to personal friends his dis
sent from parts of the Administra-
ton policy"
Commodore Goldsborough who
died on Friday last. was bonn in this
city in IsoS He entered the navy
in 1924. Though not rs inuch he
fore the country H. other navy Off
GERS. before or during the late war
his career Nas a Highly cFedi.able
one. and lie l,-aves MANY friends
4 c,aa. iuz.isn e dl:i-u,t.c, max
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PERsoNAL.-Misses. D. NJ Brown
of WILDLY Island, and S. L. Craws
ford of Seattle, are on visit to friend,
in the place.
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* Two convicts recently escaped
from the Penitentiary, one of whom
has been apprehended.
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81 Oliver Lowell, of Mound
Prairie has been adjudged insane
and sent to the " Hospital for the in
Insane"
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@ One thousand immigrant wag-
ons are reported to be on their way
to this Territory.
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E A large fire has been burning
in the forest on the east side of the
bay the past few days.
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E Messrs Alien, Titus 4 Co.
have Just added al iron lathe TO their
machine shop. Read their adver-
tisement in this issue.
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@ The sale of the big hotel at
Seattle has been postponed till next
Monday.
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Scientists Coming.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Dr. j. D.
Hooker, president of the Royal So
ciety of London, director of the new
botanical gardens. etc., and 1t.
Gen. Starchy, of the Royal Bengal
engineers, and member of the coun-
ell for India, have made arrange
ments through friends in Washing
ton and elsewhere for a tour of scien-
tiiic research this summer in Color
ado, Utah and California. in COM
pany with Asa Gray. of Cambridge.
4 distinguished botanist, and Prof
Joseph Lieby, Of Philadelphia, an
eminent comparative anatomist the
result 81 which will he coTnmunicai-
81 ~ tire fern Of reports TO our gov
srnfsC Mt
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To LEr.-Elegant apartments over the
Olympia Book Store, suitable for offices
or living rooms. Apply to
CfAS. BURMISTER.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

"Mrs. A. c. Smith is the agent for
DR.. Warmers Health Corset, the greatest
boon of the age. Call or leave orders at
the residence of Mr.. Francis Henry,
SwantOWn.
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west ar and souih east or of north west ar
and northeast or Of southwest or
and north west or Of northeast or. sec
ton S'. and norih.wcs or section 81. and
east ar and south hi section Is. and south
east or section 81. and northwest or of
rsn',a y ~ " .of' al, ~ ,SS"nsnlp ~:
"r and w"s, hr az .nn,h an ~ u, .o,;o
township 81, range 3 west. l.32O acres. Ia m
$500
Ellis, D; e., south ut Of northwest or and
sectinn o. o ", ga y, amu ~ ~. No
1sI acreS ' 'o""'p ~ '"nso "es'' =.
r., - go ''''''..' &c
cast er Sact;"n u ., tnUnsh;n ~ 10 r soun
meat "a acros. 80 ''""'P ~ '""so' M
r,.;L ~, ., . 80, "
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go ''''..''..'.. os
SoldsOorongn. II. A.. south hfefnOrth or and
north nj OF south 1T section 10, township
~, range west 81 acres. ............... 10 81
Halcomb, John, sOutl east or of southeast ar
and lot No O sectiuO 2, township o. range
4west, "a acres 36
uous, . nc ... 49,. $1,000
- ttn,.nsI;m 90 n VI LII. 90 " sec'ioh , NJ
Nnoa' Leni, ts.at . Oh 10y NO ana souin.east
range 2 west. 50 acres ~ n.
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Oregon have averaged I so Per
month according 10 the statistics Of
the State Board Of Immigration.
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The Tnrbid Missouri.

OMAHA, July 9.-The anticipated
change of the channel in the Mis-
souri, river above here occurred Sun
day, and heavy volume of water is
now pouring through the cutoff,
which is about 600 feet wide. 1t
will be necessary to take immediate
steps for the protection of the levee
on this side.
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Lost.

MY Pocket Collection Book, containing
Nl besides other papers. an order on c:
II. Talcott, favor +. X. McCausland, signed
$. N. Cooper; also a town order favor the
Water Co. The finder will be literally re-
worded by leaving the same ut the store OF
X. Frost, or with the undersigned.
III. III. MORGAN.
Olympia, July 18th, 1877.
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NE~ YcKK. July s-Tbere Arrlve'
here by the steamer Ha,~-.'s-sA to-dia,
75sB converts to the Mormon faith
who Immediately started for Utah
The majority Of them are from Hoi
land.
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