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long communication. | will say that 1t is very

1on4 communication. | will say that It is very
probable
THE ENEMIES or GOV. r,7rs ...
will t.nle1ynr tt r.a' Itf!tiral tAi'!tal against
lin, II shis affair. 4t!eyr that II has ltsl:.ttv
n ltay.t t+I h in everything III bis i"'a"f T.. 1rr-
vent Tim Eass Ig.uf lh"sr ho.tir It'lfa:t through
N,tnan,. AMI ranhnt Mlt"s express Bly fss;t
sentiments thar ~ submitting tODy Of rr*-
olut!o,, carried unanimously ami wlth greMt cn-
tl,usi..in, At a larzt public inccttnv held III this
iuwn yesterday morning. the Deer Lrfge vol
,Intcers, WHO hni ircn In Mfssuu1a, being prrs-
e,:. II reat1sas fol1uws:
E,*ofrtd That thu entire action of Tho flon. n.
F. rottt. tinscfnnr nf Mo,tana. in hIs endeayoF 10
prevent III" passage shFnnrh cur Territory Of thc
Mex feFect. ftess fKt'sn tbt Of their mas"
sacrcs and lnhnn,nn tn,tngrs IN our lister Tern.
inrJ nf fd1lr, II inlpr+et md cordially approved
by tIsc citizens uf i}ecr ,,lyr, and TINT We hc1fesn
h1nt cnt,tird IN The eoaHa"rsr md .lnt he .henit
receive lht cHntHeNatla and hearty Anbfoft n aI
good ltytn. In its iuftrr ci.lcavofa to Dfrcsf tho
lEn1rars OF the sasnEca row within ons 5osdcss.
Should nthc: ttuttrs permit, will Keep sou
fully atlrlAetl rs to fusUrc movements.
ELMEK.
, 1877-08-15

Bpsttai CpTTtspandfAet, o. The Tribune.
DExa LODGE, II. T., Aug. l.-Tho situation
Of nffaIrs in Montana 10 day. With reference to |
tho presence Of hostile Indians within our bor- |
ders, presents q question worthy ol tbs tnoss !
carncst consideration. Tho limited number Of
soldiers undcr Gen. Gibbons command RENDERS
1t impossible tor him to cope successfully with |
tlc Scz pcrccs, especially owing to the pus!l-
luminous and ill-adylscd policy OF portion Vi
our citzcns, and tho conduct Ut the officers 1t,
eol.manA Of tie ANAL force of rcgulars sta
stoncd tn tho Bitter i!oot Valley, tho position il
fur m0rc difficult aud dangerous tlan d
few days succ. Our Executive, Coy.
potts, mil tho vit!zcus generally,
l,avc endeaYorcd, a'll arc still trying, to lind u
En1ution Vi .hu problem and deyisc why's and
sncans 10 prutcct tue lives and hutacs of uur
1eopir. Ihhs fur thrso Efforts hayu been With
out SUCCESS, anl ti.e situation looks dark aud
.le.peratc. We shall do ali that tnen cAM dU
uttucr tho circumstances, but, wtctllrr we ssse'
ceel Or fail, Ieem It uuly right anu proper
that
4 PLAIN, uAyAnNlsnEp srATRAExT or YAcrs
rhoaid bu submitted to our fe!low-cttIzcns lu
tho States,
Last iail the United States Government sent
to aoy. Potts 5o0 bserrt..loAdItg Springfield
nuskets. catlbrc b0, With siaati supply OF
ammunition, authorizin. hlm to !ssuc these
H1ps TO .hc .itizena Ut Mouta'i, to bc
Vas ptvsn ,d,n ~ ,r,,,,,x,, ,,,n,,,,,t.. ~ ,.i,
,ncn I.t,, H.. u., ~ ..s~ ,T.rst,.t,, ..,,.ia.
ture h,. b,.,, ..,,a,,,. ,,.,.t,.t l., hi. mnt,rr
nIth,u,,tl, s,sa....''v. etY,.., ~ ,..s -
militia In, vern ,,o',s ,,r-nr ,hs ,o.t s.<s,on.
Tho ,u,r.n,.,,, ~ .,c..uh,. hs,, ~ ~ pSrcss
In. hrrt ws,r,S WI, r.. ar.ns,t ,,,r,s,v arar
.inca m. tnrs,,,in, ~ ho*t,tttts. :, ra.
kuown .h,t = na.sa,o ,,,,s,,nh tlts ra.x,,orv
oiT,nf.1 -. .oti.". ',..a.' - 1880. IL, ~.
f;.p Un,..s, ..,,,,..a, 49, -. ..,1
Inv r|,t.s ,,ar..,,,", -. .nn ,vss
Jn,v "a m nr,.h',.I.. ~, 80. st.o .,,nn,anss
~ s.,,s wv 'o'1A'
w..p.,.,w.a ,,.. .,...'s.a as..a ',,.,.. ,,.,. u
tr.,t,n, "|'"'' ~''' W.
, 1877-08-15
IuAVE FOUND
TETE RIGHT MEIbIG1yE,

uo>rnx, Masa.->Ur. II. II. sttrfa.-psAa ssn.
Sly only object iu gistng you this Testimonial ts lu
tpfcaa sn1uable Information. Having been lahly
Affected with salt Icsu, md tD,c Whole aurftes
Of MY skin bcn. covered with rimplcs aud erup'
t!oss many uf Which rasred nit Prtat pan at't! Eli.
nuyancc. mud knowing It tU te . bluod lsra.e.
took many Of the adsrttlncd tluud ptcraratiuns.
among which was any quantity Of sarxapsflta.
Without obtaiptne any beneni until cuullasuccti
taking the tcrc1inc; and bcfuru hal cunlpetel
The 1rat bottlc saw That had rot the right medl
clnc. Consequently followed u. with it until
!lal taken .estn bottles. when was pronounced
veil nsan; aud my skin IL smooth, and entiscly
free fsou. pimp1eh and eruptsons. lhayu Lever en-
joyrl 20 Euo4 health before, nnd attribute 1t
all to tho use Of vcgettne. To ocneht those nj
Gicted with rheumatism, vii! make mentiun also
Of tho vegettnc's wonderful power Of cunug me Vt
this acute complaint, u which hRsr sudaseA W
'iutenselT. c. II. TUCKER
lAss. AE't Sfleh G. Il. T..
No. Ua WxshIngton-aL. lhston.
, 1877-08-15

oF1xloA Al His QuAMTRNs.
Dispatches at military headquarters yesterday
ttatetl that the Indians Of JescpA's band,
recently attacked hy Gcn. Ghlou OH the Big
uolo pruIrlr, are being followed and harasscd
by tue troops, anI that they arc in an exhausted
a11l dilapIdatcA conlitios,. Their frct nro
sore, their hcndt asc sore, their horscs' backs
arc aore. md they aro evidently becoming sick
Of ltic.
TMEr MUST BOON SURRENDER
aud givc over the gentle wnr-wI,oop until
moro favorable season comes art,ant.
They originally started from tho upper waters
Of tlo Saluom 1uver, mud went out upon tue
war-pati terror 10 oil strace'crs. But thcir
scouts brought the great Chief wora that f'cp.
Howard was after them, and they took differ
cut dlracttou to get out of Ills why. Their truil
vas crossed by Glbbou, WIN VIA out cunning
for Just that kind Of game Will, lii 15o sol-
ulers, md TIC followed It up with the results
already sGcountca.
THEN THE sAyAoEs nEAg / METREAT,
tskiu9 tratl which led down III the vicinity Of
Dnnnuek City, and proceeding irdna 1hcnte to
llorse-9hoc rralre. ttl.'n crossing over to Dld
hcatiwatcrs OF tho Salmon. ncur. lilo point
where they started from, having takcH wide
.t5euit ar0unl.
GEMS. HOWARD AND ainnoN
ut last accounts wcrs following III llot pursuit,
aid will etyc the Indians no rest ,Ihtl they are
captured ur KILLED. ten. Sheridan SAYS TINT the
tntitan Is willy dog, aud lunttn. utm tn the
wtols aud mountains Ii much like hunting rats
Ia an elevator. llo tnnnot be caught unless he
Is sl1,prlsG1.
TINT Chief Joseph will throw up THO sponge IN
tne to bo provided TOR by the Government
through tho cold winter anil to rccuiprate his
slaitcrca troupe before opening new scaso1''
, 1877-08-15
PROOF,


uosrtN, Feb. IL. 1R7l.-H n, H4t ens. Es7.-
DEAN SIM: Abont Que year since fonnd nlvself in
feeble condition FROM general teu!hty. Ncdetln=
was ktFonEfy Recommended tu san ID u freMl who
hal bern muetl ocncGtci by !t1 uxr. psucuresl
thu RFtIcc. mud. af1ct using several buttlEs waA
stoErd 10 health. and discontinued liz usu. feel
quite confident that there IN Mn n,rtacnr enpcrur
10 ii for tlsopc complaints ior ca il j. especially
prepared Rt4I w.all cnecr:als tecunI1,,ciI! 1t 10
thurr who trcl lhat ttlgy nee sLInlri hill. IT. r~stofs
thgni 10 perfect health. Respectfully yu;rn,
U. l., i'krrkNuI.l.
Fitua Of 8. II. Pctte;:s:s i Co..
No. 10 States Uustnn,
, 1877-08-15

CoLuMnus, O., AuE, ls.-lhe boiler In tic
au,ltlug.u,.t o; Fostor Il Co., Grove Port. cx-
ptodcl yestcr[ay about Il O'Clock. killing boy,
i years uld, nanic.t Alien. The explosion Is shtd
II, haye resu'tr.i fEss TIC tgsn'ratssc ol r"an
mi, t{owu le,w The tues u,.t then rsls!,c1 In
iut Vi cold wntcf. Tic cncfncrr, AJlison Nc
Guy, llal one Ut his lege sratIca considerably.
, 1877-08-15
Maximum. thrr,lau,etet. 10; RIIntlnlnL u.
kENkttA.. OAaENfATluas.
EitlsAGA. aug. 1i-uslnigat,
FINANCIAL.

New Yons, Aug. l4.-A propositions Was sub
United so,day At the SasIona' Hank uf thu State
VI Srw Y1rk to examine and participate iQ !
proposition TOR sealipY uIld funding TIC debt Of
Arkansas. TITS holders VI about fi,au'0U
worth of old touds, unfuadel a'''l tun 'esl acot
agreed ID exchange tor uex bouas having tliriy
yxars to run. slu,ul1 usl4,lucturnts lar tue
coInpruulisc be not laada btfuru July ", 1878,
suhsc.tbers may vithlraw ther b1.lds.
, 1877-08-15

Wixoxa, allu,l., Aug. 14.-Gcos.t Monsov,
brakeman, wulc cntlrayorIng Il. step o1 tho
tuat-hoar.l ot switcl-ergiue In tho yard VI thu
Winnna Il st. Pster Railroad In this rlty, this
mosuiag, fell beneath tht lutun"slsc atll WAS
Instantly ktt!el. Itls rc,Aaius were seAt to flts
llo,lIe III puda, III,
, 1877-08-15

ToLrpo, o., Aug. 1;.-'l!ls boly of Lewis
Yo,,nq, onYlrocr Vi tic tanat1a SulItl,eri. pas
scuger tratt wlcl4 eu'ltded with the freight
train nu the Lake Shurc Ku!lroa.l urnr t!fs city
Inst tssht, vas found ~ the wsesk thls ttoria"
in:. liz fesl tied ltcrc. mud lrayrs fuEHil5. NJ
otiler prrsun waa injured. lh,eh engines WERE
dculolla!lcd, und several freight cars wrecked.
, 1877-08-15
Tic Extraordinary Prudence NJ cnnt.
Rawm, Who Would Fight
Another Day.
tranquility Of the People Of Missoula
County Under Peculiar Cir
cu1nstanCes.
Patriotic Exertfons Of Gov. Potts, and
Hia Diacourag;ng Sur.
roundings.


Sosciat Drpafch IN Tie Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. C., aug. 1f.-fn the discus
alon OF tile recent indian fight. in tho Cabinet, it
was maintained that tho bnttln ol Dfbbofl wns
substantial victory for the Government. the
lntcst information was Tint the Indians Ind
been terribly whipped, were dcInofalizcl, and
werc nut III i condition to n!tain a fresh s1pply
OF ammunition, md TINT, for tllis rclson afone.
they werc likely to Ee seriously crippled II
{tuwar.ls forces caught up with them.
, 1877-08-15
ALONG VOYAGE,

Dos1oa, Mass.. Aug. li.--A s4ft Of $50 rrast,
valued at toA0W cut at Loniun. cauada, in
June, acated Oh the lakes tu usweGo, tl4ctee "
Troy aud down this Hudson. Las been safely
to"ta lpEr, s@Ytrs Ss,0N Ap.sLs,
, 1877-08-15

ihc s.: 'A,uis browns here to-day by the spr,n4
rlrb p1ayct1 vcrs strung game. They rate tI1c
sprthgfl"!ds ms a1nr1g the strongest ns,,l.rcarlc
clubs ~ the tt',ihtrt. and thu home pitcher the
hardest 10 handle :ber lt1vc Fet encountered.
MIS@EAr0LIa, MINE.
S1t-tn: fHspsfth IN Tte Trfbrnt.
Ml*HEArcL1s. MInn.. Auu. I4.-l3asc.hal1: !:
Minneapolis Browns, l3: Blues, Of Jefferson,
Wis,
FCFFALO.
BUFFALO, Aug. 14.-l.o;li4vIilc, 8; Buffalo, d.
, 1877-08-15

East BaolsAw, Mlel.., Aug. tl.-A. +. Sti1l-
man, ,nctuucr d! tic firl of u. Ifar4lin A. C.,
Saginaw Clty, ow,crs Ut q large p1anlug.,nil,
was struck yesterday BY a piece of plank falling
from the top of u IFIll.l,ousu, fFacturfug hls
skull tte died tu.alay.
, 1877-08-15

ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
BosToN, Aug. 1i.-A boiler u>u3 Oh floating
piic-tlrlyer exploded to-day, killing otse Mau
aud seriously WounaIny fur.
, 1877-08-15
TIE FLIGHT.

E1ILi4 MUHUE1EIsus ~ y
HELENA, II. T., Aug. 14.-Thc following has
Just been received from 1sannovk: "1'hc Indians
crossed at the head of 1lorsc Prairie tu 1&ft,fj,
striking stcphensuh'a this morning, anu killing
tic Pierce brothers and othcra on tue route.
They are evidently making tlttr way to snRhe
Blycr VAIlef,
, 1877-08-15
.rI,ArEZE ACCIDENT,

WAsu1Soros, d. C., Aug. t4.-llcnry Nor.
rcll, traYgzs performer. while pcrforMlug
last night ut tue Ayctl,lo vuricttcs Oh sr tra-
pezo. twenty feet lrom thc stagc, fell atNi broke
bis eulsur-h4,f
, 1877-08-15
THE WEATHER.

WAsHsxarax, d. e., Avg. Isl g. ss,.-Fas
tic Upper Lake region, cvolvr uosthcrly wIn1s,
Elsing barometer, partlY cloudy weather, pos
et1ly followed BY ~arnlcr casterly wluIs.
LuuAL 0ask1FATIDSs.
, 1877-08-15

SARATOGA, Aug. 14.-Thc t1rst rocc to-day for
purse Ut $300, for maiden 1-ycar-o!dx, thrcc-
u!artcts OF mir, was won by Clifton Nc
Dantels; War Dance, ally. second. Tlme,
1;t7sl.
Tie second racc, for the Kcnncr stakes, for J.
ycaE.ois, two miles, wos won by BULL; Mat.
Rarkrr sceoud: Duthwhat:xcr, third. Ttmc,
3:::;li5.
Thr th|nl race for purse Of 500, mile anl
ssp'd; Glasgow. third Time, .:36K.
II r1e !ast tasc of the day ". 'or i purse Of
eighth Iu'les. Cardinal wolsey wvrr In l:57si;
Lady Salscrs, second: md partncrship, third.
'rhs wnncr so!d tos e7o tn Z poo! Ok Ss.sj.
o or s .ree 1t tbe hotses Se'ns ycfy 'S fc
tlous. Finally, VIXEN thu fag fell. all il.syc.l
Sharp except Baden Baden, the fayortu, who
st.H,1 At tho post until thu others ~crc twenty
tamc Il 1nlnute), giving titne for The fayoritc tu
sHno up Oslolc, leading ut tho start, SOM lgi
Ncl>anirls' Ut. Ja1nrs cut him out. runntng for
tue rc!nanleE Of thc first mile, susquraat.aa
cntrattc upon tic laat halE-nilc BADEN Baden
vas well up, hut vas seen TO bc III trouble, und
he stopped 1T the head u ts'u stretch, dead lasc
II s , a t91s r, fHos ir,d !" tic rh up tho stretch
GzxEsEo, H., Aug. ll.-Thc t3eneseo Driving
Park Association openrd their arst annual fair
n,uias aggregate sa0o0. Thu saI. viii eoutnue
four days. Tue city Is full of losscnlen.
There arc siQtIs Of ruin, but It Is hoped that It
will not mliitata as.atust tito SUCCESS of The
RACES At MENDOZA.
xpect:! n:natek 10 The T,1hun<:
s anxessa M ssaso M i. Aa II: ns Mea, 'ps1as ,Y ss! @
was nut ~ largely attended as usual. Thc
track, tut the =: u racc, In magnificent CON
.lItion, but, about . o'clnck. .lc!uEtng shower
though. impossible to iintslI the sutdle rare,
| which hall onlY one heat made. Long xcorinE
aud heavy tra.k were too much for the favor
IT,, Lady y, aaa she and Waba.t. h!ly wsrc
rhs. a:4a race. ruras tiUo, Ind ten entrIcs, but
only tirc cAnlc for the wont, aIi 1t was wpn II.
three straiglt hcats By lErchtwood, shcpparsl
Ivy ssyond. .;s Atnnss thtn'* Time, a:3l, s:s36,
tta .atiale race WAS very Interesting, a.,.. had
aSe acats. Tho following Is the summary:
5;Sy :Sy.ii ::::*"i
TINE 4; s:isit; *:fdx; 2:ss; via.
pnn1pssr!,a, Aug; lt.-Ihe following are :,
s'sn.tsastes Ut tue trotttng ut Pusnt nsscze Park
usday;
i:su.c'is: :: .."................:" Z ! i j;
Iie iset.a, s.tk F1o.t. lisesfoe. teei,. md
Waut wefe xt+o In the race.
nM<-:!:40; .5: 9:l6, $40; .;37,
| .:3s clAxrA
Morning ..'...'.....'"...... =
9sasxE r. !n.''''''''''''.''''''' ~ ;. .'.'''i y
! anE!FL IoNlsss+.. ..0fs
| 1sH4-2.S.:: ::J0; 2:.E.:; 3::30.
| cTIcA, y. i.
! Urea. n T., Aug H.-lsain luarrcd The sport
to-day u The utiru taatk Asat<tatiou. jul4u 4
Turner's HAnnis, Of ph!lalelphil, fayoEte
won tic a;3t rarr BY tho trst, sestlR. ant
fourth hrats, Sberi.ian seeonslr Lady Pritchafd
third, Rou.an Chief fourth; tsus, a:al, ::el15
9:.1x, 3:a}.
Tie last two heats were trottel alter q yer1
heavy rain. Four s!eats were trutted in the -
| E4cc. Hhep 1atkuesI came On. Mhtte4tAklnGi
| took The 6rst aud second, Fowers tbe third: aux
Idol tle fourth. uest tllnc, 9:2l, BY Willie
stockings, IL the secou1 heat. liz sells Two Il
one asatust the Qrll.
, 1877-08-15
CASUALTIES.

ANOTHER COLLISION.
pi1rsnuAu, Pa, Aug. H.-An accident oe-
rurrsI at McCantitess Station, IN the Allegheny
Valley Kailroa,l at o'etoek this afternoon. The
Emtcpte1 accommodation stutDwarsl, running
one hour late, rnn !nto shs rear u tsasn Of
cars loaded Will. refined nil, %'lfs was atandsI:.
a., The u.aln tra.1s. Thc oil IN L|lc lear ear II
The iii trnn t",k trc !r'n The enginc. aisl thu
!.rt,rs spreading. consumed the t,EtInr. l'ay1nsr
tnr nl tM l,ahsen.tr c.lrx bf the Aes .ltInutla.
tiui, train. Conductor ". y. Wn1t.lant. I:Egi-
,,ect W. G'.as.!sg'asA and .!.e llresna" u ths
accommodation train wc,c I'LL xrs!nlisay burned.
Ywv VI Tires, PASSENGERS wcrr slightly m!rnctf.
r!rrsngk, fa ,,' Aur; ,' t.-f; ~, Fir E"'l"nty,. ' r.;
Sialnlnr,l OlI-Wurks, Fusty.tti,l street, this
afternoon. William wa1thau,. t'n,.iu.lnr Of iite
lcco.ntnoiatios,:tra'n WAY }rohal'ls fatally III.
iurcd, h,s condition tonight bsiHg very rrcra-
fous. He rcsi.1cs at Ettc,ltnn. Five; tr six
ottrrs were slightly hurt. rwo fret:ht:tass
tuuk 1rc, nl, viii, tlicir nllteHts, were rnllssy
tu.s,sthett. ii vas greatly tcasci that tl.c li''
would communicate to the ,d1.wurks, but
pI,lnpi act1uu Ut t!Ie lrcnch confined The latncs
iu tue twu cars llteaItiuf1Gal.
, 1877-08-15

hy the Secretary Of State 10 survey the grounds
&yu,h Of the state.I1ouse which 1t Is proposed
cun1rmu under the law passed ss the Lust
to m Of the Legislature, made their report 10
fess' .cL Li.arcnmpnne' by plat Of the ground
da:,wh. Edwards street, and The 9uant.it{, Y. {,oa q
south to '%k.on ttrcct pruluccd Is 3+G lUn
ground to-. 7c,rptasy wifi furnish each OF the
acres. The bosal q copr of the report and
tlgnerr of tue ~ verify the same II thet 80
plat, that t|cf IT. steps arc taken under tho
desire before furtlte. sangs.
Condemnation protrc. toked the certificates OF
arent. uf tic atias FIrc.,. tormation from tho
Hartford. hapin1 rcrrJveftt,, Connecticut that
lnturat,ce Commissioners Of 7p4irel.
the capital Of tho Company II H. rke bus1nesa
The Atlas has hitherto done !. I'M o. ~
~ Illinos, taking risks 10 the amt T&o3utns
433,atl last yen-. ard collecting
amounting to t1i,142.
, 1877-08-15

RxnsiSuyo4, VI. Aug. l4.-At 7:l1 this
evening ralroNl collision orcllrrci at the
l,oosnc Junction, on tic 'frny Il isnsten isuad.
a isain left Troy a. $50 ioalci with cxcur-
sinnjsts, utn, wAs rnn into by The Montreal
freight. Tic passenger ears u tho forsncr were
wrtcIscl. THIS e,,..sv, wit" Ha.,.a'cs uf treEht
curs, n.c tutally destroyed. Tue evening Rtgnal
at l,ic t1elnt was nnt displayed. Tic Injured
ncy, fireman, tulh lrgs run over: y. i. y.
Danel,y, stsh. leg; Mrs, Canart, head cut; Ms.
Wani, seriously Injured In tark aud lead. A
telegraph ttcrhtnr nj Tho st alton cnleayorcd tu
1pcr tic switch, anil WIS hurled of thu c,,,-
LaiEtnent. Medical assistance n.rl n wsccktng
train wcru scnt to tic relief. The Injured be-
lung East.
, 1877-08-15

pa.saHc 10 the eyc, withunt All operation.-hfs..
tiibsnn: who has lAtce and c1tensiyr contecslou.
ery snd randy htorc At Nh. 70 East Fotty.seCond
street. near tho Grand Central Deput. was khout
u haze ttsef luto Inherited In the tear passage o
her left rfc. The enlargement aud Inflammation
tton. trtrd nr. Giles Lsninent rbc In carefully
oscs the Infnmed duct. The Inflammation hisar.
Pcarcd. the paesagc became clca. aud sas through
1t*roner, Ahe 10 do without a snsslenl operation.
At.o touS the i.sniment Internally, q tesspoonfnl
tfien t!ncs daP. Ia WING -K!sss VI water. For
sa'c By ail drusyets.
punt wait until your teeth are MI decayet3 to
l0uk tuf remedy. EbDiHtntc Al pncc by using
nvEhartFs Golden Dchtliave. It will asrcst decay
AK your dralgisi forIs.
, 1877-08-15
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

Slfesul NAExitck % 1kE TVstH&
SrRlxGTixLp, ILL.,, Ang. l4.--t1sy-EhRinees
CLARK aud Surveyor Envs. who were requested
, 1877-08-15
CREED3fOOTs.
THE AMERICAN TEAM,

The AHEHIEAN TEAM.
strttdi Nsu1teh 70 The 7tttuns,
New YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE competitors for
places on the American tona.range team TOM
pfttct1 the unfinished competition nj July II to-
das. and the first nix members Of the team were
definitely announced Immediately afterxarl.
tn" scores At 500 yards range bad hccn COM
Tleted on Juiy II. aud II VA: only nese..ary to
the scures we're As follows, including that at
~ Yards. the highest possible number being
2o.i points.
issae J.; Allen ......2n7 v, II. jackson, a.. 10.
i" t. Ifpbnrn. ..ta fen. T. s. Naktn. go. I'M,
l., WEBER,. ...... Gst} ", f,unn..,. ...... iii
M*;. H. s Jewell ;. .l!o F. Ny,!e... ........1Fi
!. Lamp. If.... 49,. .lnfA. u. He4crAn.... .1H1
e. f. BlydtHnnr9h. -. I93tR. e. coleman, 49,, lsU
AcaF! sh!to1's.......Ht;k'. l.. NoEAc .ibt
At THE CLOSE or THE SHOOTING
thr Committee nf Tarre having authority to
thoosc The first SIX members Of the team, held
4 tn"etina, ard, as the records were c,.nt,lc.cd,
t1icy formally annourte.l the six upot, ill., II
record IN the thrrc best rompetit1on.. The lat
t:s and the t.n,nin Hire then tiet.ed tho Hthcr
two n,ctnl'trs. haktnR the personnel Of tho
team M tolowf:
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Foreign Markets
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

CLEVELAND. O.--Louis d. Anbaugh, an
employee of the Cleveland Rolling Mill Co.
was killed at the steel works in the Eight
zenith ward to-day, by the falling of pile
of pig iron upon him. He leaves a wife AID
three ell ildren.
New YORK A supposed Frenehman en-
tered house in Twenty-seventh street last
night, and taking Lucy Freeman aside and
upbralding her because of the life she was
leading, lighted a match and set her cloth
ing on fire. The girl ran into the parlor.
thence TO the street, where policeman ex-
tinguished the flames, but not before the
girl was badly burned. She died soon after
being admitted to the hospital,
Iowa CITY.-Six men ATTEMPTED to alb.
duct Miss e. W. Watson, a wealthy Young
lady of MaSsiltOn, Ohio. from Rock Island
train between Rock Island and this city
Under pretense that she was lunatic. they
kept her gagged and held her down at each
station. She, however. managed to escape
after a desperate struggle, during which she
sprained her ankle. The object Of the men
was probably money.
WAsHINToN.-The Postoffice at Jackson
sonFlile, Fla. was burned on the 18th. The
fixtures and other property was saved The
building was the finest in the city and was
used also for the United States Court and
other purposes.
New ORLEASs.-GoYernQr Packard made
9 speech in eaueus, the OTHER night, doclar-
ing he would Insist on his claims to the
GOvernorstip to the bitter end.
UTICA, n. Y, April e.-very Rev. Bona
venture Keller. provincial of the Francis
can FATHERS fr0Il New York to the Missis-
slPpl, died to day.
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Organization of the mississippi
state Board of Health.
JACKSON. Miss, April 9TH, 1877

JACKSON, Miss, \ pril 9Th, 1877.
The following named gentlemen met in
the office Of the Secretary of State for the
purpose of organizing the Missis sippi State.
Board of Health:
State at Large-Drs. +. w. Dtncy and w
NJ. Compton. 1st Congressional District
Drs- d. ". Taylor and A G. Smyth,. End
Djstrict-Dr John wright. "a District
Drs L. W. Hughes and S. V. d. Hill. 4th
Distr;ct-Dr. Z. J. Mccormick 9TH Dis
trict-Drs. Robt. kels and c. y. Rice. 9th
District-Dr z. ii. Whitehead.
The following members of the Board were
absent:
State at Large DR.. d. l.. Phares. End
District-Dr I. d. Isom 4th District
DR.. c. B. Galloway. 9th District-Dr. r.
G.. Wharton
There being quorum the Board pro-
ceeded to organize.
The drawing for terms resulted as follows:
DR.. f. w, Dancy, years; DR.. w. NJ.
Compton, years; DR.. d. L. Phares, 4
years; DIR. J. NJ. Taylor, years; DR.. A. G..
Smytha, years; DR.. I. ID. Isom, years :;
Dr. John Wright, Z years; DR.. f. w.
Hughes, years; DR.. 5. V. d. HILL , years !;
DR.. G. B. Galloway, years; DR.. p. j. Me-
Cormick, years; DIR. Robt Kells, G years !;
Dr. c. a. Rice, 6 years; DR.. r. &. Wharton
| 4 years; DIR. p. H. Whitehead, years.
DR.. 2. f. Whitehead was called to the
chair tenn porarily, and DIR. c. A, Rice was
chosen Secretary pro tenn.
The Board then proceeded to a permanent
organization, which resulted in the election
of Or. Robert Kells, President, and DR..
Writ Johnston, Secretary.
On motion of DR.. Compton, the Board
proceeded to appoint reporters on special
| subjects
Ga Epidemic, Endemic and Contagious
DiseaseS-Dr. J. NJ. Taylor.
| On diseases of the Swamp District-Dr. P.
j. Mccormick.
On Diseases of the Prairie Belt of Missis-
sippi-Dr. 5. Y. d. Hill.
On Diseases of the Sea Coast, and the Sea-
| Coast as a Sanitary Resort-Dr. D. L.
| Phares.
On Vaccination and Compulsory vacci-
natiou-Dr. z. w. Hughes.
| On the influence of Syphilis on Public
Health-Dr. p. F. Whitehead.
On the effects of Food and Clothing on
| Public Health-Dr. 7. w. Dancy.
| On Drairage-Dr John Wright.
On Cleanliness, its general and special in
| fuence-Dr. A. G. Smythe.
| On Indigenous Remedies of Mississippi
/ DIR. ID. L. Phares.
On the influence of Aleohol--Dr. w. n.
Compton.
On the architecture of prisons, asylums.
and hospitals-Dr. c. A. Rice
| On the proper organization, and objects
OF, city, county. State and National Boards
OF Health, including the registration OF
marriages, births and deaths-Dr. j. NJ.
Taylor.
On motion of DR.. Compton, a Sanitary
Commissioner was appointed frgm each
District, to report on the prevailing diseases
in his District:
lst District, DR.. 4. G. Smythe; ID, DIR.
7. ID. Isom 81, Dr-S V. y. Hill; 4th, DR..
c. B. Galloway; 5th, Or. c. a. Rices 9Th,
Dr. II. G.. Wharton.
On motion of DIR. Taylor, Drs. Kells,
! Compton, Whitehead, Galloway and
hughes, we're appointed eommittee to re-
wise tie Annual Report for publication.