davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26

r
1--WE understand that Mt. Car
mel Convent. which owing to the
prevalence of yellow fever, had
leom temporarily closed will be
rroppncti aud studies resumed on
Monday November 4til. r Thi.;
school is so well known in this
section O fthe State that any com.
incubation on our part would
seem almost Snrerhuous. VIZ
trust by tue time Convent opens
the.goOdt sisters will have had an
opportunity to enjoy, a'few days
rest from the fatigue and exhaus
tipn which we feel sure they must
necessarily have experienced in
theirnOhle efforts as nurses to
relieve the sntferings OF the fever
stricken onr midst. We had
almost omitted to add that tor
the present none but day schol-
ars wilItbe admitted. ~ -e~-"u
Hgdf lea --- ta ttft.~~
Daring the prevalence of an
epidemic in New Orleans. what
Are known as ''walking eases" of
yellow fever are sometimes met
with. Perhaps the first case Of
the kind EVER witnessed here.
was tlfat which was developed
by Henri BhssOn on Tuesday
evening last. He With a shiverinr'
frame and with the seal of death
OFT his brow. he roalnel our
streets until he was conveyed tD
a pallet of straw under the old
market where he died a few
minate> after having lain down.
Nfrw woflls uttered inst before
breathing MIS- 5taSt, reetaled the
inn 1thH he was a native of
Ffancrianfa perfect stranger 70
this place aehN ,(u""' n&
stfG 80 1--lA'c 8st att
-Remrhher that Ballu,s pew
store i at the corner of Market
n,tt -, ,ti. X rot .,l -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26

No trouble to show goods at
Baum's new store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26
Amount collected to date.....-.
OF TEIiEODAUX.

Contributions received from Terrebonne
through Rev Daniel Clay to-wit
10 Bbis Meal, Catherine Brown | Goose.
Louisa Lopez | chicken Mary $arlsman /
chicken, Fanny Smith /. chicken. Ellen
Glnnuon ] chicken, Patsy Lee T chicken,
Ellen thoseby | dozen eggs. Chinay Blax-
ton " eggs, Esther Lewis | pig, Sinleo Pru-
yer | ply.
Contributions received from Luticia Plan
MISUNDERSTANDING.
O Crosier and Brother l pig and . buck
cts of syrup, Raptiste Bush / eair geese.
Francois Joseph Chicken. Mrs Alfred Gro
sicf dozen and SNeges.
AL contributions received as above emil
nlerated Raseaen turnptl overtot the Write
iowanlAssoiiiation of this place onaccount
81 its workiagex istence be4sne our assoeia-
tlea vi ssorgstIiz eas Il IN add1tinH to eont,i
buttons the sGfasof FIFTY two 5ofl0n Dollars
has been placed in their hands to alleviate
the sick, The balance cash we have on
hand weiretain to fuliin obligations which
we found necessary t. euter into to aIlesi-
ate the suffering ct our peopte.
Ii. FRAGkLiN, Treasurer.
J.H. BAILEY. Secretary Pro Teul.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26

-Remr'hher that Ba,iln's pew
store i at the corner of Market
n,i;l 81. Lotiis S,r,eiS. ugder the
franklin House.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26
Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL,
Tuesday, October Ist. 1873. {
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux met IN regular session this day at 4
Present: S. T. G~risamore, Mayor: and
2 A.. Aucoin, L. Keefe, and f. Samoan,
Trustees.
Absent: 0. Naquin, NJ. A. Legendre. and
j. L. Aucoin, Trustees.
The minutes of previous regular session
were read and approved as recorded.
The following Collectors Report for the
month ending this day was received and
accepted.
Collectors Report.
From Sept. Bird. 1873 to October LIST. 1873.
S. I. II. To:al.
Diekerson & Holdings 81 l25 50
Riviere& Ioups / 30 $50 6 90
500 Is 90 20 90
f. Ii. Legendre 81 4 Ia4 50
Mrs. NJ phlllippeau 6 p Is IS 2 90
374 l l2A l 50
IA 81 A 624 SO so
Respectfully submitted,
.THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
OctOber LIST. 1873.
The following Treasurer's Report for the
month OF September 1873 was read and ac.
cepted.
Treasurer's Report,
For September 1873.
To Balance on hand this day l49 36l
" Police and Grim. Elk. fines 3 %
" Ban. for Of Mrs Bruff7s Ban. 9 o
lakes ~ rec. this month A gu
" Market House rent for Oct. rs Is 90
CREDIT.
" Collectors Fees...... 6 20
" Police & Crim.expenses. 10 30
" Streets and bitches 2 A.
I" Incidental Expenses % 90
|" Quarantine Expenses 1l2 90
. Balance on hand....-.. l25 OH
282 % 262 90 :
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26

MORLEY g. co. A'is( J NJ. ROBINSON.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26
n Y STORE!
ILLIJ)

Just opened at Holden's
Corner under the Franklin
House, CornersSt. Louis and
Market Street, by SIMON
BAUM of New Orleans
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26

.. ASS IS ~e*s'g We @yss,s
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-26

-
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
SATAN,S KINGDOM.

Very soon after the accident at Tariff vile the Connecticut Western railroad com pany began the erection of new Iron bridge at Satan's KIngdom in place of a wood structure which did not answer the purposes of the road and was not cOIs.der- ed safe. This bridge, which has been in uss some time, has, within few days, paid for itself twice over, probably, by saving freight train from wreck under circumstan- ces which thoroughly proved the strength and value of the new work, as with the old bridge there the same train would undouht- edly have crushed it and made complete wreck. Just as freight train struck the bridge, going on from curve, one of the curve plates ot box-car evidently did not work right and the car was thrown off the track, so that on one side the wheels bore heavily upon and ran over the ties about in the center line between the rails, while the wheels on the other side by the inclined position and motion of the car were lifted up and down and pounded along the whole length of the bridge, a distance of about two hundred feet. The marks made by the wheels upon the ties show the great force with which the car was jolted along. There were upon the engine beside the engineer and fireman, two officials of the road, and in the caboose in rear of the train were . others; and though the deraied car bound ed and dumped oyer the bridge there was no perceptible difference in the motion of the train to lead any one to suspect that anything was wrong, and the position in tue Car was not discovered until the traof had passed beyond the bridge about one hundred yards. Workmen under the bridge made the first discovery and gave signal
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22

STATE of Connecticut, District of Salisbury{ C ss. Probate Court, duly 27th, 1878. Estate of Landon & Co.,, of the town of Sal isbury, in sad district. insolvent and assign ing debtors The Court of Probate for the district of Salisbury, hath limited and allowed four months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed George M. Woodruff of Litch- field, and James Ensign of Salisbury Commis- sioners, to receive and examine said claims; and has ordered that said commissioners meet at the Town Hall in said Salisbury on the 3Oth, day of August, and the 27th day of November A. D. 1878, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 Certified from Record,
 D. T. WARNER, Clerk. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment 10
 FITCH LANDON, Sharon Valley, Conn.,, CHAS. J. TAYLOR, Ct. Darlington, Mass,
 Trustees. {, The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Town Hall, in said Salisbury on the 30th day of August and the Nth day of November, A. D, 1S7S at 9 o'clock D. m on each of said days, for the purpose of examin- ing the claims presented. 4w5
 GEORGE M. WOODRUFF, c,,,,,,,;aa;
 JAMES ENSIGN, Ooiiiiilisslohers.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22

mill RiVer.-
 The funeral of Roy D.. youngest son of EFT Blodgett, occurred last Tuesday, the Rev. J. Marsland of the Congregational church oficiating. This is the second son Mr. Blodgett has lost within short peri od, and the bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire communi- ty.... The NEWS was first on hand Friday evening, with an account of the execution or Ten Eyck. and every copy was sold within five minutes after their arrival in the village. So much for enterprise. =. Mss Hattie Ransem of Brooklyn. N. Y, is quite i'll at the residence of her brother-in- law, Mr. Daniel Alexander Fred. Alex ander. ''tbe honest miller" has been ill for 8 week or two. but is recovering ... One of our enterprising gardeners planted last spring some cucumber seeds that his wife had carefully saved. and now has there from fine crop of mush melons. William finds it rather difficult to understand why this is thus; but. on the whole. has con cluded that Nature will do about as she pleases with hls garden. The gipsy ear nival lever has got fairly into Southern Berkshire. and New Marlboro had one Tuesday evening ot this week at Mill Rlv- CT. It was considered as much success ss the one recently held at Lake Buel.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
FOR WEEK ENDINe AUe. 17TH.
Am unden,nbIe Truth.

Am UndenlabIe Truth.
 You deserve to suffer if you lead miser- able, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world, it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse for you,-your un- reasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowledge and common sense reasoning will soon show you that Greens August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia, with all it's miserable effects, such us sick headache, palpitation Of the heart, sour stomach, habitusl costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits &c. Its sales now reach every town on the Western Continent and not druggist but will tell you of it's wonderful cures. You can buy sample bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve you.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
New MiIfOrd.-

TN6t4
 EV"r since our Water Co. built their dam il has leaked and although every eff ,fL was made to find the leak, it seemed imp,'ssihle to stop it. It has now been touud in lbe service pipe inside the dam, but near the outer face. The pipe has been repaired. aud the Go. anticipate no further IT uhIr in having full supply of water. ......O IT I;,,>t Go. is drilling frequently, ps D ,rnoty to taking part in tue Firemen's P '-'ir in D ahury $ pt. 5th......Some of ou. f-hrrn, u caught fiIe bass ut Waram- aug last week......D ..Duiing the past few days, m,ry frnEh here have driven to New Pres ton and K nt Hollaw 10 see the de truct, iv wurR c,,us' d by the great tornado. No hyes were lost as at W alling ford, but great damage was done to houses, barns, fruit and shade trees, hay stacks etc. The buildings can be quickly repaired, but the trees Il will take years to replace.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
ggegal Notitfs.

A T a Court of Probate holden at Sails Sa1;sty' 4 h bury' wlfhin and for the District of 1878. Prescott, Lorenzo Tunpcr ESQ Jndoe, On moti"n Of Henry T.. Gbara Esq, Exc cutor on he estate of Caroltne Davis late of Salla, nrv, within sat- Iistrict. deceas- cd. 'IhlS Court ooth decree that six 'nonths be allowed and limitcd Tor the U"edIt",s of slid estate to exa1nlt tle,r ctalms akainst the sano to the Executor. auG directs that publlc notice be gwen of h's order b? ;.dyertslug m a newspaper i.unllsh q m North Cauaan and ny posting ," copy theicpI on the pubic slan-p"st ln sai,l town of Salisbury nearest lhe place where the deceaseh last dWclr
 Certified from k cord,
 DONALD Y. WARMER, Clerk.
 PVT
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
LEAVE PITTSFIELD, VIZ:

s.OOa a. m. PakNsuser tsesr for BstdgepOTt. arnv
 ing at 12.3o p.R. with through car for New
 York, nrriYing at 3.U7 p. m.; at New Haven
 at 10p. m. Leave Albany at GAO Q. m.
 with threesEh car for Hid&cfeft, Leaves Canaan at 9.64 a. h. 125, p. m., Passenger train for Bridgeport arriT
 ing at 5.45, p. m.. with Through car Tor
 New York, arriving at T 46 p. m, at New
 Haven nt 7.3O D. m,Leave Albany at N.0b
 d. m
 Leaves Canaan at 3.06, F. m.
 200 D. m. Mllk Train fer Bridgeport, arrIv-
 ing at $50 D. m. ;New YoIk l0 29p. fn. New
 Haven II .b2 D. m. Lesves Canaan Ut 3.o2 D. n. - blO D. ln. Paesenger Tram foT FAlk Villago ar
 irving at TOO D. m Leave 4-loany ut 8 05 pm.
 Leaves canaan Ut 5.46 p. m. Sundt.y Milk Train leaves Pithheld al 2Ss ?. m. Tor bridgeport, arriving at S.5V P. ln.; New
 York ll.J0 D. m.; New Haven Il 52I. h. Leaves canaan ut 4.3O p. Ill.
 l-sF~ All Grains connect sAt CnhnRM With C0uh. Western k. ts., Nt aSrOOk- iie to Junction IO saud from ntAAabIlrys with ShcpnuN kS. ft. II. D. AVERlLL, N. M. BROWN, Grncrnl Ticket A. ent Su erln endJnt. Brtdgenert. Conn.,, July 1, 1s7S sltf
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
esu-~ t-sc ---,~--t-rv- r-r-~--.s--tz- s.sss s,..s:..,s

CONN. WESTERN !sAILR<3AD
 Commencing Aug.ls Ie,S ....-. GOING WEST. TRAINS LkAVE CANAAN, la. fO A, Nj. --C6hnectlng ut Mlllui1un for Psagh keepsie, ,Albanx anu the West direct, and for tishkil.
 Laaves Salisbury 100 & Lakevilc, l.0O r. M. 4SO F. M.-COnneCting from Plttnheld. At Mil ierton Tor New York, arriving et 5.6h D. m~ 4aves Salisbury at 4.55 ~ hskcvile QUO r. Al. 6. i5 P. NJ --ConnecLlhg from IitlShcid. Al Mil, lTtou with Express Tor A'hahy and the Leaves Salisbury 7.03 & ,lak,, liir 7G7 P,M GOING &A1T. TH4AiNs tr..Nn n C.>AAa.i. A.ln A l., 'ieaves Millcl,"r n'a H.
 laxevuivU a5 salir- .arl ugf'. 9.3i A ..--CunnvCtlnE t. V h"st'u rM nr,uAr. rrii. At SlUlshury Ior AVw t"NUn, auiV- u.p al I.o6 D. m -eaVng 'n n'hes distance ,v.' any "th,t r'nte, l"r '" etlh'ld, 4NorIi- h.,ytuu, itiiame OaI- ana tivy oSr.
 At iiaitror" Miin Expless tnr Sprtnt hctd, and Dos:ou, assWihS la 1", Ua q. 4;M S.,w,,,a E, m,, 10. >m Mr''"'a, "ae e.' L,a>rA Mhler,-n&so so sm La"uvie, s,06 Salisburh, 0.l Ia. M. ,. s,0O P. m. m.-ConsettG'k 'ra@ Al6any Al simabury fss koH E&son, MesIaeld, Aol
 yoke and North npton. At Hartford fol
 Bristol, Mil!neatlc, New Lonaon. New
 York, Boston and saybrsoA. via .. V. R.B. Leaves Millerton s,15 P: m, Lakevle a.si. Leaves Salisbury. 236 F. M.
 S.I8p. M.,-Leaves Mlllerton 7.30N 10, Lakevius 74S, Salisbury. 753 P. N, fN Wintted.
 Passengers leave New York al $50 D. m.,
 connecL wi.h this uain.
 5.44 e. m. iNaOnuAy mornings Only,l leave
 Mi,G ei.o1 oS,atonis I, ;tU trsin ass nortR Pine
 Meadow Tor Sew Haven, arriving q o.20 Q.
 m, aud for New York; At SimsDdry Dor
 w Westteld and Northampton, and arriving
 in Hartford ut S.45. For time at Way Stations and connections sea JNO. F. JONES, Sup't.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
E T,,ly,

NlSIRlCI of i@llsbUry, ss. Probate Court, D July 27, 1878.
 Estate of Horace landon, of the town of Salisbury, in said district insoivent and assipn- ing debtor. The Court of Probate for the dis, trlct of Salisbury hath limited and allowed four months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate, represented insoiyfnt. in which to exhibit their claims thereto: and has appointed George Nj. Woodruff of litch-, field, and James Ensign of said Salisbury Commissioners, to receive and examine said claims; and has ordered that said commissioners meet at the Town Hall in, said Salisbury, on the 30th day of August, and the 27th day of November, A. D. 1878, at 3, o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days for the purpose of attending on tue business of said appointment. Certified from Record.
 D. T. WARNER, Clerk. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 FITCH LANDON, Sharon Valley, Conn., CHAS. J. TAYLOR, Ct. Burlington, Mass.
 Trustees. The subscribers give notice that they shah meet at the Town Hall in said Salisbury on the 3Oth day of August, and the 27th day of November, A. D. 1878 at 2 o'clock D. .m on each of said days, for the purpose of examining the claims presented. 4w5
 GEORGE M. wOODRUFFl co,,,.o:.:
 JAMES ENSIGN, Oohlnlsloners
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22

b.30a. nl. Special Passenger Train for Pittsheio
 arriving ut TIT a. m. Albany 9.O am. Leave Canaan at 5.44 u m
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
Nel5 Adrertise1lteuts.
NOTICE!

will sell at public auction at the sign-post in Salisbury Center, on Saturday, the 31st day of August, 1878, at o'clock p. m:, the follow ing described young cattle, to wit:
 1yearling bull, light color, yearling bull, dark brown color, yearling heifer, light color with white spots. 1 yearling heifer, dark color with white spots, yearling steer, red, line back, with white under belly.
 The above described young cattle were talk his possession. DANIEL PRATT,
 Town Clerk. Dated at Salisbury, Aug. 10, 1878. 2wT
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
Correspondence,
West Cornwall

West COrnwOll-
 The road from the rxsids nee of E. J. B.adley to the bri lgc over the river, is Tn . bad condition. and every holy is grumb- ling. Now, MT. Road Insp. cor Whitney, just come oyer and see if we have any req son to complain ...... .Cochrans Brothers have telephone, and it works well. A. D. Warmer was the c0ntractor......Surpris parties are all the go here at present...... Mrs Valentine and daughter from New Jersey, are here visiting with Captain Bee be. B. CoIIimsviiIe.-
 Oo Friday evenlp r. August 9th, about 5 o'clock, the large, well-hlled barn of Julius Baldwin in NelauQ vas struck by light mug ard entirely consumed. Small lnsur auce.: On Saturday evening. Aug. 17th, soou after o'clock. the clder mill and two large, weIl-filled barns of Hezekiah Bun nell of Burlington were set on fire by an incendlary and all consumed. with many farming implements. At the State Ger man Tul nerfest in New Haven Aug. 11th and 18th, the following Coilinsvllle persons were awarded prizes: Mrs. John Schmidt and Charles Froldervange for public speak ing; Henry Hobine. Charles Poblmann and August Golhe for turning and jump ing. D. B, II.
 The lightning struck barn in Collins ville, Ct.. Sunday morning and destroyed it and fifteen tons of hay stored in it. Some farming implements were also burn ed. Insurance $200.
 L0keviIIe.-
 Great interest is being manifested in the approaching mass meeting and picnic to be held in the Lskevil Grove, Sept. 9th. The distinguished services of Rev. Dr. Fowler, L. L. D., editor of the New York Christian Advocate, have been engaged as orator of the day. The following notice oi his preaching in the RrooklY Tabernacle during Talmsge's vacation, is taken from the Brookln Daily Eagle, and gives an idea Of his ability.
 Rev Chss. H. Fowler, D D, ILL D., the well kuown Methodist scholar and ora Iur, has been preaching to great audiences, sermons which can advisedly be called great. There seems to have been no less ening of the activity of the wonderful Tao- ernacle Church. and the last appearance of pr. Fowler, next Sunday, is to be made all occ .sion tor special tribute to him for his norable service to Brooklyn thought"
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22
Tratcslegs Omidf.
HOUSAToNIO RAILROAD

shortest, Quick9At nnd Cheapest R0sato t0 North AdnissS, Atbnay. Smn- atogn, Rochester, EsnRgnt0, Nuspsn- sion Bridge, Niagara EoiIs, Chicago and the West.
 Ghrough Tickets sold sand RSnRR0ge Checked West at nion Depot, CaM- anM. Also for Philadelphia, EBnIti- 'Norc nnd Washington. Purchase Tickets win HBoIlAntonic Line.
 SUMMER ARRANG EM ENT.
 Commencing July l, lS7S. 'H"A@%h LEAVE BRInGFroHr, VIZ: h'0a. in' rro'Sh, TGa".. ,:,.$s~nger Skoom,no-
 nRNr"Sl ior Harrington, houtay, We'd
 nesday and Friday Les -a Frnsan alo D. m.
 lU 10 | rr "Bascnser train for ri ,;',rCd arriving
 ut 2.s5 ?, m tWlth Through car leaving
 New York at sos a. III Leave New
 Haven at 9.S3 a m. with thlonvh car
 Irom BporL for Albany arriving 400 D m
 c1nnevtlng at Albany with 3.i0 b. m
 popular Chicago and St. Louis express
 arriving iu Chicago at S.UJ the next D. m Leaves Ial,asal "' i2.dO D. nn.
 Asbn. .lr' psss"Dger I ran for PftttaieSd. Arrtv.
 ir,r r' 9tSn n. With ThroUGh car
 leaving New York al 3 % p. m), Leave
 New na Vent 5 d5 p. h. Colraccttng at
 Slate !,pr TIr >ua'tN and the West, a'N
 irving at Alb ny tOl0 D. u. Leavcs Canaan at 7.3l D. III.
 FROM FALLS VILLASE. b.30a a. m. Special Passenger Train for Pittsteio
 arriving ut TIT a. m. Albany 9SO am. Leave Canaan at 5.A a
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-22

There IS still such place as Huntsville, although your old correspondent Joe" hts not been hea d from iu long time, 8, d Jos eDh" just fired one gun and then step
 ped down and out, and now Josephine has concluded to take their place and send you
 8 few items ot news occasionally, if you think they are worth the room ih your ex- eellent paper. This IS quiet place. with one store and public house. each doing a quiet business, and grist mill dolnR a ve, y nolsy business, although the proprietor is a very quiet man. Henry Cleveland, wife and ehlldren, who have been guests at the Sedgwiek House this summer, havo left for tbelr home in New Haven. The full blOoded Jersey calf, four weeks old. senr to the Messrs. Hanchet at great expense. came near kicking the bucket shortly after
 his arrival, but is now kicking everything el @ and every body that comes within reach of his heels. Your Falls Village correspondent. "ClIck." made a mistake last week in locating the lovers leap. as l am informed it was not of the "back steop," but of the top of the poultry house.
Jamestown alert., 1878-12-05
who proved to be . perfectly formed man.

3 " s
who proved to be 9 perfectly formed man.
Pioneer Press, Nov. 80. 8, 4aS 5
ii The Sioux Indians, near Camp sheri.,
dan, killed white horse thief on the
Gath inst. During the past week they
had lost over 200 ponies. A large party
of Indians started on Thursday Of last
week and after following trail for solae
distance, they came up with three horse
thieves having t. enty stolen horses. The
Indians fired upon the party killing one,
and the other two escaping.-Sioux Falls
Times.
A few days ago the widow of James
Tracy died in Sioux township, Plymouth
county. She was buried without pomp
to show as become one of limited means.
Two days after, when the family were
cleaning house, an old sack was found in
which was $4,000 in Canadian gold coir.
which must have been boarded up by the
deceased for several years, as none Of the
family knew that she had a dollar of
money.-Sioux Falls Times.