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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

FREDERICK MILLER, formerly of Thomp-
sons gulch, thinks of starting to California
soon tor the purpose of purchasing sheep.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07
ID i r ID
In Deep Creek Valley, January 81, Hannah, wife
Of Edmund Slice, aged 42 years.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Estate of William
Douglas. deceased, are hereby notified to settle at
once, and thereby save costs. This is the last warm
ing, MS the estate must be settled by the next term of
the Probate Court. L. Il. COLLINS,
Attorney for Administrator.
February 4th, 1878.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

The calendar issued and presented to its
patrons by the New Northwest has the finest
relief OF any we have ever seen.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

WE learn that a sluice head of water
broke through from over head into the
trout Creek drain last week. doing consid-
cradle damage. This is the first trouble
laey have had from water, the current llav-
''ig heretofore pressed in from below instead
ot coming from over head. 1t will probably
Set back the work four or five days.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

THE advices to hand indicate that scarlet
fever is abating in Montana. The disease
has not appeared in Deer Lodge. 1t was
reported. at Newman's, on the Missoula
road, but the report lacks confirmation
Nev Northwest.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

The Mcintosh brothers have recently
taken a contract of running several hundred
feet of the drain in Maybe gulch.
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17aMoND CITY LODGE No. Z, A. F. and A. N

o. Stated Communications held attheir Hall,
a in Diamond City, on the second and fourth
EW saturdays of each month. Sojourning
w brothers are cordially invited to attend.
LEOPOLD MARKS, w. NJ.
GILBERT ECKER, Secretary.
WHENEVER you have ten minutes to spare
oo and bother some one who hasn't.
AUGUST WEBER came over from the cap
;t,l last week to take a case in this office.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

J. A. STEVENS, the popular young typo
of this office, has gone to the White Sulphur
Springs tor a months recreation.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

Our County Assessor and Clerk, James
Nayne and L. f. Collins, made a brief visit
to the White Sulphur Springs u few days
400.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

OUR town has been made quite lively the
past week with the coming and going OF
cast side wool growers.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07

II. ~RosENBAUM, one OF the Missouri val
ley progressive farmers, is blowing and SOW
ing grain. His experience last season in
early sowing thoroughly convinced him that
II pays to take time by the forelock and have
MS grain in the ground ready to grow when
warm weather comes.
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correspondents. But further down the coast tnorx
was decided Improvement 10 ,hs prospects
OF the crop South Carolina and Georgia reporter =
higher condition tnnn IN JuDe while Florida held heP
own. Along tue Gull coast westward the depressing
Influence was felt IN the depressed dIIon ali
States except Texis. rhis depression is duo TO the
injuries upon luwiand crops, those upon tho high
lands showing considerable Improvements Fields
which continued wet weather had kept IRON being
worked became very grassy. and tho Efforts made to
remove tho grass In many cases injured the cotton
plants. Iu several Counties abandonment OF
acreage Is reported. Grayson county, Texas reports
Nm abandonment OF one-eshth and HUT OF thirty per
cent of the planted area.
TIKI ORIGINAL PRAIRIE LAND.
A correspondent IN Alabama notes the fact that
crops original prairie land very far, wniie
those cleared land arc inicror In Texas spite
OF all drawbacks there Is an Improvement, while IN
Arkansas there ID marked decline Tenusssee MAIN
tains her Juno standard The early development and
rapid growth OF ito crop in ITS preliminary stugcs 10
matter OF very general remark In nearly a!i paris
OF tho co,ton belt Is In advance OF year aud Oh
the average OF previous years In some cases the
bloom 10 three weeks carrier than last year.
INSECTS.
Insect Injuries scarcely deserve mention. In PAM
leo, n O.. unnamed insects. probably tho cutworm,
reported IN Juae, were troubles Floyd, Ca, com
plains OF grasshoppcrs. Ia Matagordu, Texas, tue
caierpil!a- has pu, IN bona de appearance and
''rumored" ia ono or two other counties. Labor Is
spoken OF IN several counties more accessible ana
reliuble.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

One clerk and three inspectors wero yesterday re.
moved by the Excise Board aud their successors
Lamed.
Caroline Sule, toriy-four years old, died suddenly
without medical attendance yesterday afternoon at
No. 1l2is Eldridgo street
painter, namei Charles Schmidt, OF No. 80 Chrys
tic street, Tell from sca1old yesterday NJ No. 90
Henry street and was Killed instantly.
Charles ONeii, two years OF age fell from a third
story window Of No 1926 East Twenty NTH street aud
received injuries IRON whicn he died soon after.
All the ball bonds. With the exception or that OF
Otto, In the matter oil tho trustees OF the Tcutonta
Savings Bank were yesterday completed At she
Sherin's office.
The police OF tho Tenth and Seventeenth precincts
last night closed several oisorderiy houses those
precincts. number OF arrests made ana tile
prisoners will be arraxned at the Essex Market Police
Court this morning.
Bids were opened Yesterday At the Office OF the Con.
sodation Coal Company Tor $40 0C0 OF Coal and iron
the whole amount were Brown brothers, who boughs
ihom at par, with accrued interest They were can.
celled for the sinking fund.
James WhaiaD eighty three years OF age OF No. 6l3
West Thirty ninth street. was found last night on
Tenth avenue, between Forty-uinih aud Fiftisth
streets, So Herring from fractured log He WAS taken
20 the Twenty second street station whore he stated
ductor. The injured maa was removed 70 his real.
dcncc In an ambulance
An official statcmor was received at the Produce
Exchange yesterday, showing the total quantity VI
freight cleared on the cana At Nov York from Slh
TO the l4th inst as compared with same time last
year. In 1877 DO amount was 81, 36S 800 pounds ant
In 1873 H. 179 pounds, deficiency Of Is 0l8 oil
pounds. Tho tolls received for tho same 10 1877
amounted to 50 246 IS. md In 1878 to 81 1877 81;
falling OF Of 81, 07S 73
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

Charles I. FredsrIcEs tho Newark Pott once
clerk who has been indicted by the United states
Grand Jury for robbins the mails, has boon held :.
bail In SIS. 000
William Silas Whitehead, appointed by Chancellor
Runyon to investigate The charges Of improper
duet preferred against tbs managers OF the Railway
Savings Bank, has submitted his report which he
says he concludes tina, no improper conduct took
place.
Carrot Alderman, who was so severely beaten In Q
tenement houss on High street, Paterson, n. j., By
Pulley and his vile, some wooks ago, died st he
Ladies' Hospital this afternoon two o'clocY. An
Inquest will BIO hold In tho morning.
Judge Walsh, OF Brooklyn, committed James
Fiahcrty and Thomas Haggerty, alias O'Brien, to
Raymond Street jail yesterday, to await examin
tho charge OF attempting TO the
residence OF William McNorton. No 3l4 Clermoul
Michael McCurve, residing at the corner OF Water
and jay streets, Brooklyn had hts hand partly taken
Oft yesterday Afternoon by circular In the Allen
Agricultural Works, corner OF Jny and Plymouth
streets. He was removed totho Long Island College
Hospital
James Newman, who refused TO givo his residence,
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Pow.
ers OF tho Brooklyn Police Central Office, Tor robblua
tho money drawer oil Hubert Loiapd OF the Howe Ma.
chine Company at No. 81 Court street. When ken
before Judge slsh tho prisoaer pleaded guilty snd
was rcmanded tor sentence.
certificate. showing that the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany had reduced IT'S capital from $500, 900 10
$25l So as authorized by act o the last Lccsis
ture, bIed In the Office OF the Kings County Clerk
yesterday. II will DO remembered that Ethslbcre
Mills, former president Of tho company, commtttad
deiacation TO tho Amount OF about 500, 600 which
was made up without my loss to the deposisora
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MIDNIGHT. WEATHER REP ORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHfEP SIGNAL OFFICER, !
wAsHISGroS, July III ~ N.

WAR DRPARrxExr,
OFFICE THE CHiEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHiSGroy, July Ill A. N.
Ilidtcltona
For the South Atlantic States clear partly cloudy
weather, light variable winds, mostly from the east,
stationary pressure and temperature
For the Gulf States Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
clear partly cloudy weather, light variable winds
mostly from the SOUTH noAry stationary pressure
temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States aud Now England,
warmer, clear partly cloudy weather. light var,a-
bio winds, mostly from the south, falling barometer
For tho Lower Lake region, cioar weather, followed
by increasing cloudiness and occasional rains, warmer
southerly winds, falling barometer
For the Upper Lake region. the Upper Mississippi
anI Lower Missouri valleys, partly cloudy weather
and frequent rain, warm soutnwcsterly winds, followed
IRON the nortbwsrd by colder northcrly winds and
rising barometer, followed Tomorrow the West
district by falling barometer and winds shifting 10
warmer southcrIy
Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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THE HEAT IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill., July l6, 1878.
Tho heat to-day 10 ON the increase. but a cooling
southwest breeze renders It less fatal Only
Of sunstrokc, and that IN very mid form, is res
ported.
Reports from points throughout the Northwest give
accounts OF the terrible effect OF tho heat.
In Dewitt Iowa, Charles Hcickcr and II. RollL
Germans, dod from the effect tue heat
Az Gaesborg, H., several deaths aad many cases
OF substroke are reported
AZ Des Mones Captain James Nay, OF Rock Islam q,
who Is well known political circles there ana al
Washington, lies In critical condition from tho
ELECTS Of sunstroke
Yesterdays list from Bloomington includes
Michael ONeill, Mollie Hogan, Jesse Passwater and
AN unknown laborer, who suffered from suustroke
aud died soon alter. Some twonty other cases, mono
OF which were fatal. are reported To-day
Those arc ispl4ycd cases. taken at random. Nearly
every town IN this section has one or moro to
report.
The Thermometer has ranged from 90 TO ITO
degrocs. grrit
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Eli j. Henkie, OF Maryland, 10 at the
ST. Jamos. Judge Robert Ear' OF the New York Cours
OF Appeals; Mayor j. J. Beiden. OF Syracuse, aud y.
Gordon Dexter, of Boston, arc at the Filth Avenue.
Captain Frederick Ward, OF Governor General
DuGsrin's stan, and Henry Romiliy, OF Eng.
land, are at tho BrcvsorL General Stswars
Van vliet United states Army, Is tho
Hoffman. W. X. Acgorman, President OF the Illinois
Central Railroad mpany, Is Al the clarendon. Judge
II. wooworth and J. y. II. Patrick, OF Omaha,
and Thomas G. Durant, arc 81 the Gilsey.
A. L. Hopkins, Receiver OF the Toledo,
Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company, Is al
the Windsor C. II. Northam, oil Hartford, aud
George Jerome. Of Detroit, arc at tho ST. Nicholaa
liz. state Senator Roswell A. Pisncntcr, OF Troy. 10
al tho ST. Denis. General G. Il. 7. Coils, OF Phlls-
delph,a, Is at the Union sqaaro. William n. wady.
OF Georgia, Is at the New York.
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HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY H. l88-wmH SUPPLEMENT-

governments foreign policy ana arguing
that the Bosnian occupation will be tho
deathblow to Panslavic intrigues in that part Of
Turkey, which SO antagonists 10 Hungarian In
terests and sympaihics. The speech was much ap-
plauded Herr Tiszas reeleclon for Dcbreczin Is ro-
garded certain. although the extreme Lett 10 very
strong and aggressive there.
RoUMAsIAS PARLIAMENT.
The Roumanian Chambers viii probably adjourn on
the ls,h OF July, and reassemblc TO consider the
Treaty OF Berlin about the LIST of September, unless,
IL possible, general election shall ordered for
an Assembly specially TO decide upon the requisite
changes in the constitution.
BISMARCK AND THE NATIONAL LIBERALS
Canvassing In Germany for the elections TOR mem.
bers OF the Rciehstag, which to take place the
8Oh OF present month Ia becoming quite heated The
struggle Will be severe, especially IN the larger towns
where daily meetings are now being held. Opinion Is
divided about the general result, but seems mprob.
able that Prince Bismarck will be strong enough In
the Parliament dispense with the assistance OF
The national lit erals whom he has heretofore
entirely dependent
NAMING HIS REPRESENTATIVE
II 10 officially announced Berlin that Count Stol-
berg Wernigerodo has been appointed to generally
represent Prince Bismarck, in accordance with tho
law OF March IT,
NAIL MAKERS
The nailmakers, 10 the number OF ten thousand in
the Old Hill, Dudley, ROwley and Hale s-Owen dis
struck for advance thirty per cent in
their wages Ten thousand will join tho strike
by the end OF the week.
BULLION FOR CUBA
The Spanish Minister OF the Colonies will shortly
send 10000 900 pesctas (s2 600 OOo in bullion Cuba
EuRYDICE.
Tho British naval and training ship Eurydice,
which capsizsd the Oath OF March on the south
coast OF the Isle OF Wight has been lifted moved
$50 feet into Sandown Bay. The process OF raising
tho ship will be resumed on the next fine day.
FAIR DAY.
The weather IN the metropolis yesterday was fair
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SWINDLING A BANKING HOUSE.

CINCINNATI, July 10. 1878.
About one o'clock this afternoon u we'll dressed
stranger called Tor two drxits New York. for $40
aud s12 respectively, ut the bank OF Espy Hcdelbach
4 Co. Tickets were made out by the clerk, and, as
he was very busy, he sent the party around TO the
exchange clerks desk with the ticKo,s, instead Of
taking them himself as Is customary. Tho stranger
prcHxcd "A figure nine before tho ten and n seven
before the twelve, aud Then presented them TO the
exchange clerk, and draits wcrc made out for 500
ana $Tl2 ana handed 10 the party. VINO imm cdiaIey
disappeared. The frsui was not discovered I'LL the
teller returned from dinner. Botn drafts wero
Hanover National Bank OF New York.
The drafts nrc numbered us ioliows:-For 500,
No. 81, CSC; Tor SIP, No. s9,655
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THE DEATH RATE OF TT. LOUIS LAST WEEK.
From the St. Louis Republican, July al
Below Will found the complete record OF fatal
ties for which burial permits were issued by the
Board OF Health during tho week. The total NOR
taliy, IG9 only eight OF tha, OF the cor
responding week last year. but Is forty Gve greater
than thnt Of week.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, July 10, 1875
special despatch IRON La Crosse Wis, says do.
spatcbcs received to-day and yesterday various
points along the line OF the Southern Minnesota Rail
road show tnat aud wind tosns with tho
intense heat OF the past wcek, have reduced tho
prospects OF wheat and GA, crop about oue.thrd
by rust longing and sbrinknge. Reports from Hous-
ton Fillmore, Mover, FariosuIt, Freedom anu BIuo
Earth uniavorablc. IL the showers aud heat cor
tnuc much of the wheat viii DO OF inicrior quality
The points hoard from cover u distance OF 100, miles
west OF the MissssppL
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THE COTTON CROP.
JULY RlTURSs TO IHE DEPARTMENT. OF AoRr-
CULTURE.

CULTURE
wAsaiscroS, ID. c., July 10, 1873
Tho July returns 10 the Department. of Agriculture
indicate that the high OF cotton reported IN
June, % per cent has been intaincd. Tue figures
Indicating condition, compared with tho juno figures
arc as iolows:--
North Carolina, 81; South Caroiipa, lol; Georgia,
100; Florida, 100; Alabama, lo2; Mississippi. os /;
LOUISIANA, o'; Texas, 100; Arkansas, OIL; Ton.
ncsscc, ys.
Reports OF the crop havo been received IRON 3o4
lis above and lis below
uSfAvoRAnLE CoyDfrIoNs
Complaints oil excessive rains. OF depressed TEN.
pef-utes, ana especially OF cool nights como from
dihcsp' sections OF the cotton bolt tu, dufing lns
closing days Of Jano there was general improve.
msnt ia W" conditions of growth. Tho depressing
Influences fingered longest IN North Carolns, wnors
local disasters from hail storms heavy wnds aie
more freduentiy noted In the reports OF
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CARD SHARPERS IN JAIL

rRor, N. r., July 10, 1878.
Coming up on the Troy boat IRON New York last
night throe men swinaled Edward Nyc, a Hollander,
out OF $1,000. playing draw poker. The cards
were put up, Nye was given four kings and tho
sbarpers four aces Tho swindlers wcro arrested
hero this morning and 20, OOOf recovered from
them. The men gave the names OF Johu Il. Cooper,
Charles Adams ana J Ohm Haley, oil Now York.
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THE HEAT AT LEAvENWORTH.

LRAvgSwoRTH. Kan, July TO- 1875
The weather has been exceedingly hot for several
days Fourteen cases Of sunstroko occurred between
Saturday and Monday evening SIX OF which were
fatal Cooler weather now prevails, aud the i'm
precision is that the most dangerous portion OF the
hot season has passed.
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POST OFFICE CLERK ARRESTED.

WAsmiSGroS, July 10, 1873
The Chief Special Agent OF the Post once Depart.
ment to-day received a telegram announcing the ar
rest by special agents. OF Joseph Breckenridge clerk
In tho Fort Wayne nd Post cflco. for robbing regis
tered letters The arrest 10 considered an important
one, us ths pracce has been going Intervals for
more than year Breckenridge makes u full con-
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

CoscoaD,N N. H., July Ia, 1878
Tho Democratic State Committee to-day selected
September IL Tor the Date OF holding tho state Con-
vention az Concord,
Tho Republican state Committee to-day fixed the
timc Tor holding tho state Convention OH scptem-
Der 10.
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CANAL SHIPMENT OF PETROLEUM

BUFFALO, N y, July IL, LS7s
large shipment OF oil for Brooklyn "outsidv' re-
hnsrs tho FIRST to bc forwarded by canal reached THU
city Tonight by the Bufilo ana Mexican and tha
Bufia!o, New York aud Philadelphia railroads.
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COOLER WEATHER IN IOWA.

CHICAGO, July 10, 1873.
The Trlbune's Sioux City special despatch ssys:-"At
haipast eight O'Clock this evening the weather sud-
denly changed. Tho wind began blowing from I'll
north, and the mercury dropped twenty degrees In
Two hourBD
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SUNSTROKE IN MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 16. 1873.
Tho thermometer registered ninoty.six degrees at
tho Signal Onlce this afternoon. A southwest brcezs
which prevailed during the day died ous sundown
The weather Is very hot ana oppressive. About
twenty OF sunstroke havo boon reported three
OF which werv fatal.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

TIE WEATHER. YESTERDAY.
Tho following record Will show the changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twenty four hours In com.
psrison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmaay
IN Al Ii iiulldlnc NO 1lA Hraadwax
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THERE Is A MEANS OF ERADlCATING LOCAL
ds.ass skin that bc relied cLASss sun.
soar. HILLS Hiia AND WnisKsR DrE black %
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
GENERAL BRADLEY EXPEDITION
CAMP DgvIN, BLACK Hills,
Via OEADwooD, july ~, 1878
despatch just received from Bismarck announces
the departure Of Lieutenant General Sheridan on q
tour Of inspection along the line Of defe the
Black Hills border. He will reach General Sturgis
Greek, at Bear Butte, on the 18th, and Colonel Guy
V. Henry, tho eminent military author and tho hero
OF the Rosebud fight, has been specially detailed 10
Aeet hun at Crook City with hts company Of Third
cavalry and escort the General to our present camp.
II Is reported that the General has late Information
In re gard TO the moveme OF the Indians now III
British America. and that active operations may soon
be expected, il Information from various points is
10 DO relied upon.
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While tho temperature was above that OF yesterday
tho suffering Was not SO general Of the
breeze.
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CHIEF JosEpH's IMPRISONED BRAVES.

LRAvENwoRrH, Kan, July 16 1878.
General John AcNeal, Inspector of Indian Affairs,
and Indian Agent II. w. Jones arrived yesterday
from tho Indian Territory for the purpose OF
removing Chief Joseph's band Of Neg Pcrces, the
prisoners now IN camp at Fort Loavenworth TO tho
Qua Paw Agency, Indian Territory, about eighteen
milos south OF Baxter Springs ana adjoining terri-
tory, occupied BY tho Modocs. The removal will
take place In q tow dayf.
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DAMAGE TO WHEAT AND OATS.

Average temperature yesterday ............... 75A
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
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A.-sELzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wAfsa. A. srEPuANi Co. - New st., cole