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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-05
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Virginia EeW5.

". L. Salmon, veil kooE1 ,oc r~o'i:; ::
Richmond, died there :0d!=:, F.ils?
night.
Tie eldest Minister u the i,4..i.,ac c..
ferecce is Chaz. B. Iouog, Ct Stafford c3ua;y
Who entered in 1921.
Dir. II. L. Taylor, OF Han;!;c2, L5r3ou3
county, accidently backed against q re7o,qiry
circular saw last week aud vas =c:i2usig GU.
Nh James Hoffman,, Of Hanover c:upty,
was accldeoty SHOT and seriously wounded ty
a companion while hunting last Wednesday.
Marshall Hoffman was killed las: week ty
falling down tie vel! Of J. {. Ucdsr1ood, a.
Catett's station, Faulll:r county.
The RichmolG Wbig says: O1ly II eo..:
are returned for State tsZa;i3D in tbs ely,
ooy one 10 Fredericks burg, and none 10 Maa
chester, Alexandra, Dan7ilie. P>rt:mouth or
Norfolk.
Tie Picdnoo! Erkiaian sa7;: Col. v. W.
Taylor AID Mr. Z. r. McCosh, e1roecr: q
tie Rapidao aud Charlottesville railroad. O.
yesterday commenced locating the road ::5n
Orange Curt HoUs:. Contractors vii! 20 to
work Immediately, AID !: is expected tia, !,
will be graded By the frs: Of jug neg.
The Grad Jury 10 the United States D::.
trio. Court at R!chm95d. reported Indictments
against between u!1c!y aod oa2 tu3dred as.
| sIgaees in barkrup,a7. VIII have failed for the
| years lS14, lo1j. le.5. Isl and ISIS aud for
some one ye:r or mor: Ct these years TO make
| the usIrep3r: required 5y section - ci tt:
anenda.o!y &C; rels lag 20 ;rocaeGlres II tie
| bankluo,cJ, approved June -, 1874. Ihe'a
proceedings were Instituted il coIs.Q lccca o!
letters f:om the Attorney Generals ofl,a CON
planning that the repcr.s had uot been msla.
| The penalty is a ice DO! greater tbaa $jJJ,
ard impriso1men: not Logger than ooe yasr.
The y. Y. Times says: Anoag the pas:e,-
gers arriving by the Russia 90 "Wednesday va
| Eiscoun.e5s Mit)n. This lady is th: Ffjd5w
Of the eldest sou Ct Earl FrzsiI'ian. LIZ!
Milton bad, 10 connoa with Lord DcorsT5n,
great faucV for this ctu0try, and lioilrc the
climate of Eirz0ia particularly agreeable TO
| his health, purchased Ir1pariy there. Lady
Milton's returo ptl1is 70 the conclusion that
she SHARED her late u>2and'= atfactioo for kIs
American home There * a large AID 10.
creas!ng E1gsh coloDy 10 Ni,so!a, aud (llaen
Vic oris's ti:thday receives % much an=ouo1
10 Rcamood there as j; Richmocd. Surrey.
And J vi:T Of tha rapiiy incrcss ng class OF
young eeo,iem:n 10 EaGiaud who hoi thai;
own soil too narrow fer them. Nirsuia i; Dot
IN kelly to get 10 !i-o as mu.k E1g!:s1 c.ua
| tp7 gentleman sock {. she tIi tT5 c-1.ur!s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
Political items.

An ,ffor: is boiog made to run Pfoftsscr
Sumner for Congress 10 Connecticut rs Il hard
money democrat.
Mr. Saylcr, Ct Oaio, will contest the SCAT 10
Congress for which the certificate has been
given to ti3 republican opponent.
There is well defined rumor that the Con
gressioual seat of James Tyler, from the First
District OF Vermont, is TO be contested by A..
NJ. Dickey, the Democrat, candidate. Some
Drominent democrats claim that the evidence
is sufficient TO walr.Dt this course, though
they refuse for the present TO state the nature
of The same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

Mr.. Edisons recent discoveries 10 electric
light have caused great depreciation 10 tho
value ofthe stock of gas companies and that
still further depreciation may be looked for
speedily is indicated by the confident assertion
OF men not usually influenced, except by good
and sufficient reasons, to the effect that at an car
" date illuminating gas will be as obsolete as
tsllow dips. Whole towns arc already heated
BY steam, and when they shall be lighted by elec-
trioity, as now seems probable. two great ex.-
penses of city life vii! be reduced to minimum
be so small, indeed, that in Alexandria it
will be Indifferent to consumers whether they
pay them 10 coupons or currency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
s. DaaIham, G. King street. has til" hot$
Clothing 10 the city.

sJIN THE WHOLE History Of MEDICINE
no preparation hiss over performed such mar
ve!ous cures, or maintained so wide. r1pu!''
ton as AYERS CHERRY PECTo2AI w2lc- ;:
recognized C. tho worlds remedy for a. o!Sea'r.
OF the throst end lungs. It's long continlte&
series of wonderful cures Il eli climates. ha.
ma1o i. universally known rs 4 sa:o a2a -e.Is9.e
agent to employ. Ag.i's: Ordinary cot@a'
which src tho f3rcrunnera or moe ="!''Ha c.s'
orders it acts speedily and surely, Always re.
ieving suffering, and o!tea saving he Inc
protection i. atiords, by It's timely u:e III tie
thros. snd lung disorders OF chi 'd7en. MAKE: i!
sn Invaluable remedy to DC kcs't a:~sy< "h
hand in every home. No person can shJrl =
be without it, ani those who hsIe onco used !:
never will. From their knowledge Of Ii: CON
position and effects, physicians use the Cherry
Fectoral extensively in their prsc!ico. snd c.r''
gymcn recon- nond it. 1t is absoiutely ceI;s.&
in its remedial effects, and will always cure
where cures sre possible For sale by eli Ce''
ers. E S. Lead heater & Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
Terrific Storm,

CHATHAM, Mass, OF. l1.-!'he ms. Ter,
rii, northeaa: gale and storm kO5wa here tor
many years occurred yesterday and las: night.
Chimneys were biown off, buildings uDroofed,
trees uprooed, fishing boats sunk and others
driven ashore. The schooner IuoIs Dapaw,
from y W York for Basoo, was driven ashore,
aud will pr0b5b!y be a total loss. The crew
were saved.
WELLFLEET, Mass, Or. LITTLE cyclone
yesterday was the most severe knoHn here II
maoy years. Extensive damage was dcnc to
shipping 10 the harbor. The schgoDcr Abble
Ffankeuord sutk at her anchorage, and SEVERAL
other vessels were badly Injured. The stccpIe
OF the Congregations Church blew down break.
ing of even With the root and carrying the bell
aud clock with it. Several bu;lilogs were 10,
jured aud fences aod trees blown down all
through the town.
DENNIsPoRT, MASS, OF. ia furious
storm commenced here Saturday morning aod
ragged during the day and night. O0c dwelling,
several barns, out bulldogs, large storehou5e
90 Bakers wharf. and large storchouse and
packing house on Nckerson' wharf were blown
down. The spire was blown from the Baptist
Church at West HarWch. The Schooner j..
W. Allen lost bowsprit and head gecr. Two
schooneri sunk near the life saving station at
Saudy PoiGt. Two scbooncr5 arc ashore %
Harding beach.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, MASS, Oct. l4.-Thc
hull OF the schooner Palos came ashore at five
n. 10. to day opposite Life Saving Station No.
7. Thirty barrels Of apples were picked up OFT
this place this morning. An unknown schooner
is ashore little north Of the Light
YARMoUTHpoRT, MASS, Oct. 1.-THE
schooner + H. Nash, of Calais, for Norwich,
Conn.,, came ashore at midnight on the 12.h
iusf., with the loss of her maiumast, sails and
deckboard The crew were saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

The November number @! Potts! ; Aol.i,;-o
M5ntbly hiss been received from the publishers,
JOIN L. Potter & Co., PHILADELPHIA. AmoCt
its contents are:-Icsr.ueIiya Papars % Coils
radc; The Wonder Lara ii Anerie.; The
Mockiug Bird: Secretary Segarl's S.mani
Mystery; The Cbicet; The D.iawa!e N4'rr
Gap, &c., &c. Aso. conti1ua,ion7 ct ite 10.
teresting serials Hears Versus Diamntd.i
Herbert Often, or justices Couns 10 the Wcs'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
Arrest Ofan EInbexZIers

CHICAGO, OCT. l4.-George Haggard OF tho
Bank Of Auburn, Ind. was arrested in this city
Yesterday by the United States Marshal on the
charge Of cnbszziiGg bank iuads. Haggsrd
was first arrested here some weeks ago, but a
settlement being agreed upon be Was released.
Yesterday he met tho president cashier and
accountant of the bank in consultation, hut be-
came mpudent aud refused to settle. lie was
therefore rearreeted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

Obj, at the election before tho last, went
democratic because the republicans were
''6shy" on the greenbsck question. At the
lastelcolion it went republican by pronounced
majority, because the republicans took decided
ground in favor of money as good as gold. Let
the democrats 10 tho other States BIO wise
enough to take advantage of the warning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

The first number of tho Daily Bulletin, edited
and published by Mr.. T. A. Broadus, made its
appearance To-day. It is full of interesting
general and local news, and is printed in a
neat and creditabe manner. The initial mum.
Der plainly indicates that the new journal will
merit success, and We trust that the most san
guine hopes gifts proprietor may be realized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
Fire..

FlTcHBURa, MASS, Oct. 1.-THE WOODEN
mill owned by liver Phillips and E. D. Works,
and occupied by Gledhill & Soues. manut,c.
turers of clssimeres, was damaged by an ir-
csndiary fire this morning. The total loss is
$4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
Committed,

BosroN, Oo! 14.-In the u. $. Commis'
sioners Court to.day VIM. Akerman, charged
with the embezz!ement Of letter containing
valuable property, was committed in default of
So, 600, for examination On The lG:h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

Boys aud youths Clothing 10 great varisl
at Deahsm d, G. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

The "Baby's Best Friend" is DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, since it maintains the baby s
health by keeping it free from Collie, Dlarrt@a,
etc, Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
Bank Suspension.

PoTTsvILLE Pa OK. 1.-THE Fret NJ.
tioual Bauk Of ranslua has suspended. NJ
statement Of lis condillJu has been III .da puole
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
NJ AiSISIEI).

In this city, October 10Th. 1878, stthc residence
Of tho brides parent. by Rev. w. Bye;
assisted by Rev. w. ). PeGick, WILL An
H. SAMPSON toCLARANCE ADAM boz"
of this CITY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
Abandoned,

AUBURN, \. Y. o., lt.-The Riley
scu1 rac: which bad been fixed Tor the lSth
inst, has been abardo3:d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
DUBLIC SALE or FAIEFAA LAND

DUBLIC SALE or FAIEFAA LAND
l. By virtue Of decree Of the C!cuIt L0.!'
Of Fairf,x county, rendered IN the csUie o. o.
K. Ford's adrn <. We. Gibson L. WEn!ey, &c ;
at the Novem Der term, 1876, o! ssid Court "E
undersigned, com missiouer:, wi! otter iCi s"''
by public auction, in front Of the Cont leu
of ssid county, on MONDAY. the lin day.
November 1875 (frst day OF Circuit CourL De.
tween the hours OF l. m. and = y. M, al! tA''
TRACT OF Ian u upon which the sad ny
ley now resides, the sams beng sltus:e II -:
county, of Fairfax, and lying on eo!h SIZE; &"
the public road leading from Vienna 5.s:loA'
w. s. o. h. r., and Fairfax {. IT,. V", so,H'
u miles from the fcrnler place and the AM
from the latter. cont4niug III all sbou: - "t''
Thel snd is very eSibty situated, a1j9I'l"" -,
lands Of W. 7. Spetr and others, sAd YES ;"
the junction Of the road l"adng direct TO Gc':.n
town and the rosd above mentioned j. ''''
tsips SMALL DWELLING HOUSE. Ana "
very desirable property.
Terms of Sale: so much cash Ii: VIII n.y ''1
cost snd expenses o. suit ard salc, shy 40 h"1
the residue on credit Of one, two ana INa.,
years. with interest from day of sale; Inc p".
chaser executing hi; bonds for tho del"ircu pH'
ments, with approved personal security, sLn ",ii,
teption Of title unti the purchase money % .".,
paid. Should one third Of The WnoIe pu ri J..
money DO paid in Cash, personal security VIII
Dispensed with. ,,,3 nv the
The Commissioners are suIho,'A' - ~
Court to make private sala 0l shid pf"pe'i.yf;r
done before tho dsy OF SALE Hhculu , ~ " s.YI
sble the said Commissioners Will aiyLaS ''''
trsct of land and sell tho part: separsiey ,o,,.
''S'' THOMAS MOORE. Comm T.
NJ. II. WELLS, OF 0S''
,Au
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

As the general of an army receives the m,rit
Of ils SUCCESS, be should be responsible for its
defeat. Judged by this rule, the qualifications
Of Gen. Sheridan, 'the best lodiun fighter
the country has produced" according to Gen.
Grant, have sadly deteriorsted, for 10 none Of
the many fights 10 which his army has been
engaged with the Indians has its c'nduot been
oreditsble, even though it has sometimes d..
feated tho enemy. The lates. instance Of its
total ioefioiency is afforded By the fact that
Col. Thornsburg's command, in pursuit Of the
Cheyennes, was led by Incompetent scouts into
the sand hills, where it became lost, and where
it would have been destroyed had the Indians
been in The viciaity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

For foo Clothing s2o Das!bam. G. k5E
street, c3rner of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

Buy $500 Hat at Dealhsm's for $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

For 6no Underwear see Dsalham. 81 King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14
It is reported that the defeat Of one OF the

1t reported that the defeat Of one OF the
republican candidates for Congress from Iowa,
ct the recent elec,op is attributable to the tact
Of his having sto!eo the law library OF Coz
federate cfioer, during the War, and to the use
made Of that f.ct by bis opponent. II this be
10 it is the best evidence of the returo OF that
spirit necessary 10 tho fol! restoration It tfater-
nal ,ations between the two sections OF the
country that has set been afforded, and for that
reason should be hailed With universal delight.
But it is also gratifying on other accounts, be-
cause it Indicates that the opproblium attaching
to such thefts may yet, even at this late DATE
ioducc those who committed them to return
such of the plumber as remains 10 their posses
sion. We read frequently of the remorse OF
conscience compelling men to restore to the I.
3. Treasury money that legitlmately belongs TO
il, but it is The rsrest thiog imaginable Eor
articles, from whole libraries to siege silver
spoon, stolen 10 the South By meu 10 the U. ;.
service durog the war, 10 be rstur0ed to Their
rightiul owners. Strange to say conscience oois
not seem to affect those who have such articles %
their posses sion 10 that way, but probably the
public condemnation that such thieves receive
from the people Of the North, as manifested by
The instance TO wish We refer, may be provo
catiye of beneficial change 10 their ideas
Of honesty, and oducs them 10 Thick that
robbing southern man is as contrary to
the eighth commandment az It the sufferer
lived 10 the North If tia paragraph SHAH
att.ac, the pensive eye OF aoy OF The parties who
packed 10 boxes, and expressed to numerous
points in the North, the valuable library they
removed from this Office. before they burned
it, We trust that the theft, and the :l>ht es
TEEN in which those guilty Of similar ones are
now held by the northern people. may cause
such an awakening of their coosclencts to the
euormty Of their crime that they may be n-
ducsd, not only to hasten the return OF the
stolen books, but 10 pay the express charges
thereon. Should this be The ease The defrat OF
tho Iowa republican, while 90; enrlchlog him,
will be of much advantage 20 u.s. aud, as exsm.
pie is more powerful than rr;cept, be likely to
result advantageously to many who have suffer
ed as We have. Kind words are indicative OF a
desire for a restoration Of good feelioe, but
they are only evidences of thioes unseen, while
restored library. or plaoo or family plate,
b. iag a tangible manifestation Of that desire,
must be in6oitely more .ff.o,i7e, aud FIR that
reason NC trust that such restoration may be
commenced at once. and be cottiGued uotll the
last article stolen from the South during the
war Ia ras,nrad m IFS II Ultimate owner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

If tie reputiIcaLs are Wise they will let the
bloody shirt alone, aud place more reliance
upon the hard money side Of the currency ques'
ton, which, soue Ct the most iudiclous mem.
bers Of their party have been wise enough to
discover will be the strong side 10 the next
election. People get tired of anything if led
upon it TOO often; there can be too much even
Of good thing, and The effort to keep sllVe
old aud create pew auimosties, by the narration
ofimsgioery outrsges upon negroes 10 theooutb,
by Anonymous writer's rescrtcd TO by some OF
the radical press, has been 10 progress 30 long
thst the voters oftbc coua,ry have become not
only tired Of, but Disguised with, it, and where
it will make one vote it will more thau probably
lose two. That it has been effective 10 the
past I'll know, for it created, first the aboli.
ton. then the free soil, then the repub'
loan party, and theo brought 90 the war,
with all its deplorable resu'ls, but at
length, after all the long years it has re-
CURED to produce those effec!s. the people have
become batisted with it; it pals Upon them, and
they are disposed to ask for rest, and that the
tuuc be changed. Every sensible man must
know that however strong party interests may
be those of self arc stronger, and that since the
negroes must live 10 The South, the people OF
that section would be foolish il they did not
treat tbem we'll, 30 as to retain their friendship.
This being so southern outrage viii be as
impotent with intelligent people at the North
as they always have been at tho South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

Dpv cooDsl DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS .
OUR STOCK COMPLY r. 11yIJL
ANOTHER SUPPLY Of bE TAMy - ard
CEOAKS, BLANKETS, Fac LLAaiNaTIT CIR
SKIRTS, CLOTHS and oA''l
SUITINGS ,,,...
We arc now ctferiIg TIE peet ssS9fEi:01 0DS ""
FANCY and STAPLE aLd Dhl 4 II hougt:
have ever brought to this msrkes r, nf Gil
for cssb, and viii be soId st down p''''''
and see. " pp.SUEAR,
- u No. 100 King street.
oct II ----------- IAN
r OsT-Flidsy night t la - literally re-
IL and PIN. The finder WIZ 10
ordad hv returning to same to u1r,I,s co.
oct ID 81 ---------- ,c1N.
pR Ras Dickey's best Kerse5s' Ais'''
- KentucEy Jeans. Call at DpeKLEYS.
and hen'u'A' VII. N BEhAHH NV
,vpw YORK BUOKWHEiatom1 Isle ii BY
IIereived this dsv, oct ~ .b s9u so 81 KiDgsa
~ cct t 81 r. W. AVERY z-' ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

A RIOT BETWEEN WHITES AND Blacks
Saturday morning a riot took place near the
CIRCLE at l4!h and M Streets between the col
ored laborers employed by W. G. Murdoch in
tearing up the wooden pavement, aud the white
laborers engaged 10 changing the grade of
the 18th street branch Of the W. & &. r. R.
1t appears that the difficulty was cccaaiobed by
quarrel between Edward Grady, white man,
and Greenberry DuvalI, coorcd. over the Own.
ership Of pile of blocks, and the railroad men
took the part of Grady and tho coIored men
that Of DuVall. A lively timo ensued, duliog
which stones flew like hail, and Duval Was
knocked down and badly cut. Sergeant Dins
more appeared on the scene aud arrested Grady,
and Lieut.. Green aod Officer 4awlor took
Mathew McGraw in custody, and the mounted
men were called out and soon making their
appearance, restored quiet Wash. Star.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

httle way and returned TO be treated as
before aud repeated this feat until the
gentleman concluded to allow it to re-
main ON his shoulder in order to ascor-
tain, ii possible, what induced il to act
MS described. The bird moved close up
to Mr., Walton'S face and deliberately
commenced to pluck Il mouthml OF
grey hairs from his beard, after which
it flew away TO the oat stack and dis
appeared III the crevicoS between the
sheaves of oats. Examination of the
stack disclosed the fact that the bird
was building its nest and had used the
beard for the purpose of making u lin
ing for the same, The bird is said tn
have been Of the wren species. Peters
bug l'Gl hdetSAppedl,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18
THE BABY BOYS.

Two little baby soys own;
The elder scarcely walks alone:
HIS sunny hair and large brown eyes,
His earnest look of sweet surprise
His funny ways and joyous shout,
] could not tell YOU ali about
II | should try year.
He crecps SO fast TO catch his TOYS,
And then he sets up such noise.
His horse and dog and book and bell,
He throws them all about pell-mell,
oh Mother Goose! ii YOU could see
This little boy so full of glee,
Your sides would ache, fear
In hammock low among the trees,
Rocked back and forth by passing brccln
The baby swings and COOS to see
The gentle rustic OF the tree,
The lights and shade, the leaves that fail;
The sunlight hrooding over all
Tis Indian summer here.
Way overhead, in the blue sky,
The dOwny clouds tloat softly by,
A lullaby fair nature sings,
And through the air its music rings:
All things a peaceful tenor keep;
My little one falls fast asleep,
His mother watching near,
Two baby boys! a God of love
Sends us n gift from heaven above;
And like the shifting rainbow bright,
Tinging the drifting clouds with light
Their souls so fine and Swe ct shine out,
BreGkIng through mists OF grief and doubt,
And make my pathway clear.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18
How Il Bird Lined rs Nest.

Some time last week Mr.. William IL.
Walton, q farmer Of Grecnyille county,
was seated on fence near stack Of
oats, watching the operations Of his field
hands, Who were ~ work. While seat
cd on the fence small bird alighted
on his shoulder and remained there
until frightened away by blow aimed
At II by Mr.. Walton. 1t hew Oft but a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

The number OF changes which may
be rung on peal Of bells il very Curl
Gus. The changes on seven bells
are 5,040; on twelve, AS, ,001 800, which
at two strokes a second, would require
ninety-one years To complete.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

WIEN you sec man with very
red nese aud a blue Murphy badge,
you may rest assured there j. ter
rible scutile going on between water
and whiskey.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-23
ne Star Ranch Eaces and Rall.

va last lueS'iay We took run to
Y o'aF Ranch Course. Wien we ar
'a'a there, at : lei OK, poDIs were
sung rapidly. The race was to he
single dasa Of oue mile I,y named
ns''- Nngo, Gray john aud Grey
A'sIe entered. Giago and Gray John
s "'st choice alt ruately in the
RI Oa' when the selling closed
!. '''' Sl'iley was up on Mingo When
! DoISes were brought OF the track
= '0ih dId not show much life, but
's' was anxious. The horses did
!, ~ running till they reached the
- l, !, stake, when they checked
y n'iIe. The race was won by
y ume' l:55 Grey John came
:. ! "''ad A large amount Of money
,.. ,lsea hands. After going to PIa-
s aud spending two or three
!. ~ 'aSIng race horse with the BOYS
IA !, to the Star ranch TO at
II ''s OalI. The turnout was fair
l,.. :" enjoyed themselves to their
ID content. 1t was kept up "tilI
.sass ''yI,sht in the morning"-4:3o
ars0 =, Al excellent supper was
j a., ia ne muse was furnished by
gI.D5'a 0 o'iy String Baud, and was