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Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
SafDta.

gahftou 13oe Decbr. - Oct e.
aoos uoistsr III at Chicago. Vii
pnutss & 81. Yaul Bancn l'al iOr
l9nsss bstbsn til 8aarsn. Snse
MGR Dunbar srflorsoe iba9 | ben
aul,onina. at ban par lucs for
Saesn. Sba9 mor9(s oros ban
eltopsr / SeIlfab mso WaDor @nn
o. 8snsrnl Bsobls iOr al ta9e Den
iOrsllasos 9luis i Cisipn.
9outlon l4os December. -Si bar
ior 5losn ct BsleS al nosle nnlul
tsoe Snpianers, Der tommer ION en-
Delegation fra gautlon Ggenturst.
50 9eUoinser bauos 6orstrGos bos
8ausrnersn ioa9. % bsase gao ler
asll9s Bsrttnlugu ON m ~bl9lpslels
SlIitanp. Wspicine GOlu la9oe. al
4ssnt 0ouslais n9ftsn lite gao
Gem Ro9ellumbtlit al iplls, De
blsu masrsre Gag for Dag. % at
Wlsiion9rsr, 9ersrs ca YtGltsr al.
no islp tos Oct bebits al 8allc
nsrne. Ssiaa & lltins Glt aniaa
4ssntsn iOr ct ilst Wsnnslts; De
nj blot % GsRts om Oa9en iOr
arbslos % maatts bstale 81 80 pr
glro ior 8Ieoe. Os uilos glere en-
Rsli. til 8aipinstOn. 8upsrneren
ia9oe psm. al ban 5nist tunoe no
rttte for benz. men ban pilos unoer
rette "o,n Store 6aber" Nalblns-
ton ON esrss ~btNreu,Ilse Stl9bRs.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
Gentufn.

Ser sr ct i0rliSt OpItur BREATH
bit Comm os Here Ysrioner sr
uereoe orebte. Strirsu bespnott
meo nOsls SfauoaIhiitcrier. BERTH
iom pollnit Wenir9sTorlfl'l. % Ill
lrit suots Oct mso, at llasoollom
sen belle 8eioltnlug tos Ylrtl mec
Den enc suer Den auosn Ylrt Net
i'm Bet Ct i~orsidiosr bloolSe Sptrlu
StalsmiIliisn iormaar 5nttt. % /
Gounlpi9oe 5liiJu btrlfsr Den iulo
nwnoiqite 9ouleebeo. Beiolfnlnseu
sr / ben 8Tab raa o9 uoannet, al
zen life iiaar inubstIi8 ousr almince.
Iis uilos SoIfdlas,
Sorri9e uss fOrefaIct Der en-
nitro Sipesriu GrplOlion / ell lille
Bleraltao Garlluotou. Gn &ancs
meo Oct farIias Siof par liassplclsl
lat ben / Rerheren al Stluneean
aen / 81. BeGbaro Wlnen. % Der
ipuuote ct Wulopr mob Den. Sic
bllttslie itebe Der Ell grploiou, %
oen ioris alsrsr o. Qprst bIeo re
oct / Slumpsr. 81 Yar Sstunoer
icners iorsialnl o9laa Ell grplolon
ct anoet Stsb / 6rubsn. men I'll
alt S,lo foiieos bet intst Wsune
itellp. SoritrGttsllsn opcr Sorosr
oar flor, tbi man iaa 8saen cerne
eeira, bpor Der cpbolct ZIG so Wano
% troebe. at Der par en- 8lssrplo
lion mso Sloebrano. buorfor Mue
Der haube Sle9t % 8enner osrne
De. itprtspe afiteo ostbsn. Oa 6e
gen cros bort. laa man meo 0le
De, at intel MIporli9t par paaferot
cernees, % mart bilieoss @rbsloer'
ne mso 6rposraab al Den foriamls'
be Wensoe.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
Gnalano.

Den ibite 5enler i 6anscnitab,
goparo S'Gtlp ltal M lesIaoss.
os bans 8enner sisr Nlt Tor at
iaa uooirtst. at ban ltal Hippo at
iOrIaoe eanbet.
Yst plsii8ite, ION bar uGret
opps / HarInmeniet. r Osba'teriu.
gen ON BET Btrstti9sbe / at bsgpn.
Dc en- arig mso Nisbanlitan. Eoro
BsaconHtlb bar meo Seer ~iOrluarst
Rssisrlngsns Sfubt. % sitsr msssn
Gale bleu Bet bdluitst. at uc9iItsr
ne ltol bstalts al Be lnoilte Sno.
tomitlfattsr.
Hpetsrus fra &rissltuspIatisn lp.
Der mssst forltlsIlse. SieitIsosn
Sorsbaa i"ortaltss Der / 9onbou. at
Aisbanlitan oar / fulnt Sprer.
Gmlrsn Hp9tst, os 8ub autommst
fla GabuI. al Gnsl0neerne maalts
tomms nsrbsn % lnoiGits Ell np
Rtslerina 5ll andre &Iotr bsooer
Oct, at Gmirtn bar %benpenot liG Ill
WaiOr Sduagnari msb Ben ON
6rso. Wsn laa tommsr l9lsu Be.
relnin9sr ON at ban llmlsr en- ltOr
W'hitat itpGte / Gauoabar. Sra
9abuI iorlGlss. at 8 &egimeutsr
5nrauterl bar pit Il pit III at saa
i admpsn. 9s Sno'eots i ben lpo.
liss 9d al Sbutar.8 arhan Yasitt
lpuss psnIis1nosoe MOB GnsISn-
oerne.
9onoon l3os Oscbr. - st Stle
gram ira Essb lwar Tiger. at Der
bsrltsr TOR Sussllsbso blanot crop
psrus / 6ruulsn. % al ct &sslmeut
4 4 Oass bar mlitst 10 Wano, %
et anbst bar so Sp9e.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
europa.

Storbertusinoen al Sssisu.O Darn
lioof, Yrincitsis MIies. Drowning
SerOrias Oaitsr, sr aisaast uso 90
cen / gsrcass. iamms Dag % Oa.
10. iom Sacsrsn Yrinbs albert %.
Dc / 1861. Gnslanos Wruiitre os
Weolsmmsrne al 8s9ierinssn bar
msIpi Oronninssn in Wsoisl,lie /
cen N%nleouina. % 8psn berer ct
Sorssns Yres. Susralt Hassss
paa balu Slans.
Gu iinolpaa Wano Waoosn, blsp
npIis lllllst for &:tisu anflasst Tor at
blpe trust mso at pile bsIepe OrOn.
rlne Slctorla 9lpct.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18

Sea bar lbsif fiebt ct meset
itsrre Oplas al 8arer eRo leg
burbs bape sicrt, % pa le9 III
ensans bar faaet benz blsm.
nptter BET life, At lape Dem llaae
| Splnerne, men be MAJ afban'
pes paa ell easr auben Waape,
OF iss bar perfcr bsiiemt mtg
til at lalse mtne Sdrer pda
Senifanp iii nRlfe Self, moo
al 8iebereu 9lper I'M Hcte,
bpilfeu, bpis life 0epfommeupe
or peoerbRflis, maa rRre ttl'
itraftslis euoosleret. Seq slsr
life bette Iipbup for at benptte
mig al Sclfs Nsp, men nit tore
@arecrlas maa ialses. alt'
iaa, 6nbper er pelfommen. enten
ban bar 1cutaut eaer Ell, bog
Ter ieS BELT, II man fleber for
8ontdnt.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
Snofanoet.
Soma.

OS" "SN DN'"'"ht' u HH't Al
beloe | ben ostllss 81 at Stoten.
- Dee WolDs bar en- "Brols
Bauo". Der uoluiinos btitaar al
BOstrp'iers.
Yolf G1uuip bar ct iierrs
antal 5orb'pbre usb Bort Maoi
ION emo noQet anoet Count.
Dubuque eJunlp bar lers
Slnoiua9e Uso NiaIsi / 9noepenoacs
emo noget auoet @junIp
3elit bs'Ilatllst er BET. at no
lte es9lelatur Dur iaa tnop / line
BsUllQnIn9rr, al man lite bar p9rel
lltlno til at Opiers 6lelbuaulnger
Oso Sa~IebOiplialet / Woun' Ylsaiani,
pUoraf 5el9sn sr. at Supumtsn.
oenteu bur DGret ueolaatt iii al
borllgnoe Nus, Der itis tunoe bel.
bteoes, % olsle maa oa anbriuses
/ 5enslII eQu 6lltlgbaie. boOr Dc
ulptieIlgs bar all Anost sno soo
Wtoiart. 8, SiHoipag,s 4nial
Der / Statsn peTsr i en- bsipoelie
Stao. % laa msssl mere ilos par
Del oetiOr. al Der III oenus 5nltitu.
ton Itft bltO beOiIgtt ts liIlirrtidl.
&c YsngsmIclsr
&asisrsreu / Btisbi Gouutp.
5oiepb N5mm i0rlpanpi nBllg. o.
otb nermtrs unouieadle uIite Der
10. at ban sitcrloo Tig an unou'
balance al meuem 6 % IL lulu
os IOlaIs. Gre Gage icuere mo.
iauot ban ilg imiOIerilo al nS islD
lHbremmeos Rosltman9tltn, men
Ioptos at ritatts Summeu 9d
et BrpuospIutt. Der bar bragt bom
paa aiDNt. O9 unoer Seiies 3nofu.
odlt bar ban tarst aIliOr bersOUll'
liza til Of lame 5Olt Ysnge al Den
0nsnllss Rasie.
2ss Woluts l3oe Ducbr. - No
uo'atuue iOr ot Ylrli, Der bar
Y~lt,nirstt,n I'll "Barbs" for Staal
lraacglatosr bar nplis unoerrstlsl
aQs ban SIaas 6abtIttsr / Stat,u
ON, at Dc mao %itanois meo 5abrl
faltOusn osrai % at De uIl uopboI
oelis bespnoe Opst Ct Suiinos YTO
c,sisr mso Golf Der bar "Barbsg paa
me Slnroer.
Qau.nport HE December. 81
~lierins,us tore 8luotraft psb Mod
Sslauo Ali,naId bIsu l9aar preuei
ior ierfts Sang. 8eo Waltlnsr,
brtusss 8nnnst osrbsu i'm Ct Slto.
ueiiu sn Vii borte. o. bog ullts
Oct ia al arbao, fJruIolist. Sei
CT BET melt itoratisoe QuIr8 or
Dan SIaQs / Yln6si. bar taset D
Oar al ian liioHo. bar 1000 2sltce
arait oa ell. raar bet sr | 'nlr
Srono. fomme iii al fOits en- WllI
lion Dollars.
9Rbrqus bar icar bpgast n0t
Duit Tor s43j 270 RcOsntor Ssl
Oerne CT Der oliegi 50 % rs opp
pln Dem
Stohitom SaeooQ par ou
ON U ttu 5lo,btauo / Watuoi,ta
% hers EuBnu9sr uco5rennie
blannt andre Y3ittouioyG Dos blsp
ale YJniaQer r,nosoe. S4bst aaai
urrttu % til $40 900.
Gn Mir. Snllh Gouncl
BhTs bar io!st I'll y / Sarnum
en- al.p, Der life oaUoe paor paa
aropvu. o. iolo Tor nsttt uuou
o9r ocn pcns @ua $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18

CONNER bait ooliluia Spsflafsl
mso en- &prarestsr Stepeus, Der
orsp 1T 8p9s ouer Mud,us War'
Ter. Sispsns bapoe iuOrst at oro'
be bam % beauu ns til bans Sarm
/ SSel9s meo Here Nnors UNDER Yaa.
ltuo al at urrsitsrs bam. De al
ltleo fine NsuoIpsre paa Wllhsu
% Den ahosn Wanb Rlidum Den
iirite blsp iaarst. men or9bte I'll
8leuoiGlo Slsusns. bUorpaa Be9ae
il9stsos; men lsnsrs blsu Be arrslte'
rscs Of BoIltimpnoi9broerne. Su
par BET at en- Slot al maltersoe
Wsnntitsr NEE Wd9t latte f8 |
Bslobsne al Dem o. br9note Dem
lost be paa 5noiausrmansr uolatts
Dem for be mslt uotontte Ylnllsr.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
.Sninois.


Chicago -BOrstrs bsroi Bpsn bar
elsnnsm Oommsr 9uuis lnoisnol
I'll be Sorsnsos SiatIs Senat TO
4uieSninser. Sen enc saar no
paa, at en- ganH,trGfnina paa life
minore enb en- Willon Nttss ednb,
men tie oDsr 3 Will'onsr, iioI no
lpeoss til en- National charity
Farm. buor ale 8loslsr Of iut,ies.
luge tutr / anosu Ssuissnoe blalps.
leie 6Olt fan baus ct Siem. Sen
ancen nnbolosr ON en- BeuiIsnino
Tor NnIga al en- Ranal ira ben ipb.
ositIles 6rsn al GblclsO GIusn I'll
WanoIngsu oi Galumdilobsu,
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
Waihinaton.

8aptein Sobn & posu. en- Damp.
lfibsicrsr paa Neors Wisiisippl. 10.
rslaspe for ct BAR Gage iipen @u.
isls Sanoslsiommitle en- YIan Tor
Opmuprins at Nisiisipplaoosn ira
Gairo I'll ben msIiianlis Bnst. Yaa
Den Maaos iiulos Der inoplnoss 30
MlQlonsr Mcrss 9anb. % be folt'
bare SGmuin9er lanss SloobTsc
perne unceoass, uoslileu anIloa
ban Ill 10 Wtiuiouer Dollars. Ron
arsslsu er imlblsrtic blsusu brenel
al Den Slass observation-disclosures,
iiosn 8aptsln Cabs narleoe Den lao
ltpst mso lns Wslobpsnln8sr, %
oil osrior nsppe 9aa inc paa 8apt
Gomosns Ylaner.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
gtebrajfd.


Nsbroifa SIN l0os Ssebr .-Srs
isarpeoe mprosos / 6orriss llss en-
0ammsl Wanp % susoe Bob mob
bans 8one. Den enc al Dem mslois
Sorbrpoelieu o9 optraaote iom Slo.
ne moo be 10 andre. ION blsp
oemte til Iiusparist Eenslsl. Osu'
ne Som tlirsosltIlece lite Bs'Olf.
ninsen ben tos Sassn | Iine e9ns
panee bsp9hnsos maitersce Solf
iprsnsie 6ensilsts Scre. oosrman'
oeoe Mrrsitiorparersn % to9 DC to
Ranger no. De blsp MI fert ct
Slpttc bort til ncgle 5rcsr, nj Ell
Bar Wlnuttsr til at bsreoe iis ior
oct anost Gin, % mart sItsr bang
osrss oeoe &roppe paa en- @rsn.
Sc paaitoo bssSe at uGre n''plc'9s'
ben Gne unoer Bonner. ben Anoen
uncsr 9atter.
omaha 12te December. - ~
Waup, antlassoe ior at bare ltlaa'
let 8ues % mprcst IN &psauostsr.
Der piloe arrsltsrs Dem, blsp nullS
taast ub Of Ssnsilst ! Guitsr eonn'
10 Of en- malisret % bsuabnst 8lol,
kcsr bandit benz til ct Sr9. la8cs
brrnebart Sioi omfrin9 ben %
brgnote Dem iilcebe.
Ser er fommst nermere W.
,~er,stuiuser ON De Wsnns'ter. Der
bleu opbrenpts for at baps 'flaale'
8rsatur.r. Ss bar lite alsue nl'9l'
pia, i ben Sotbrpcslle, men Dc oa'
sncosiaa REPUTABLE 6olt' Osn enc
Mitd,u, en- Mano paa 0oer on
Gar, par 6armer % baocs NoP'
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
Wtisiouri.

ct. 9ouis 13oe Oocbr. --5slesrai
bsrsiuiussr fro Be innre % psitllst
Sane Of Wisiouri, Soma os Ran.
las mslbsr, at bet iterlte SnsfoG
paa Here Oar folbt i DC Iioit, "a
Elmer. 5Isrs Sieosr laa Snssn
30 CONNER cpb. % SusfonusTue
oar bcie ION Su5. 5srnbaustraIi
fen CT ION 6slss osrui itauolst
Stoltbuisns sr lufteoe. % al SERB
iI OBJECT.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
iilab.

9 Gait Cafe bar Der p0ret SD.
los / 8alsboipitalet, % TO iinpiua'
ae 6rusntimmsr ncsbr9noie. Del
anfaaes. at ben enc al Dem bar Jun.
Oct M%nlsonins til at ifOHe ns en-
Spritltte o. osrmso bar antcnot llns
Rl0ber.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
Ohio

gn Dspdd. ira Rculrt bsrstisr,
al nj ,Sanscr. lem osul,os i'm Dom
remie ira 5ansiI,l Der. De bauos
iaost Nulsonin9 Ill at Ioue ns en-
uosn Saug. boOrmtb Dc uHtlsbe 5srn.
iprlntlerne. BIauot be unousSns
par en- bsrpstst 8sber. 8pylp Sad
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
Wistonlin.

Nnne Sunisn lasiessr Bpsn Nes
nab Tor $4,000 Staossaitatnins
iOrbi bun ioitlsosn l7oe 0flobsr fom
III StIoe ueo at ialos ira 8ortsu9
Der par / ulass.
Waoiion lite Orcsmbsr. - Slel
bpauinssn nj uIfiptncsrist nso
brenbte Der iaa 'raitss sab pou
Rpsuin9 Os Waiilnsri anllass III
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18

ON en- BeuiIgnins Of SO 900. Tor
at man aisnnsm 9omtolsue fan
ie9e ia ionourtt mob ben Sloss
u%cprtsniuosr.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18
9eOiaget al talriRr, iOrtriullgt noiOrte
'Sautrationer, ircmitillenoe Stes
her ai Sciu Yin etc.

Tstte Bart esr sr Del i%mutfete ueliorses
% betpoeltdits. icm ne3fniinee er lletcnimei
/ bet RanoInlriits Sprel | ameriia. strer
saa ca. 400 ltcrs tGttrrtIe Sttapncsr. en-
mto Ssnipu III SprcS. lpsnotnee 3nferesle
al afptrlenes SiQeeri5ccm uopertleH'iil
Sslorina AZ Re maetSs. psretnsomIermtnoe
Ssatpenbeosr esr uoroloer R ugpnft ire "a
al Dor Srsliers 9p Der pla 5crcen. -
iommer bsrul. al eetit arbsiee tr uoisri
meo en- bot rsli9iss aauo Oh e. liort plcen'
Rabtliu ajcnefdb III be iscii.e tuiturbtlic'
rifle Ecrbclo. ilarslipm I'll Seesllnes 9l'
ftcris ~ lcpclrapbi MA 6briIt ~. laa
trpr pi az hume anbeialt Vc5sn I'll enpcer'
Der uartr airrlisbsp III per Nslta'cn %
tsus Gutter "a Sptr siisr al bslarsS paa en-
unperbelpsnee Waare ln9aatnns alt, bcde
6rslitren o. bans Samtio bsirGrsr.
priisn icr eetts tore Brastpart' rorlunsl
msn tairias Sautraticner % elegant 'no'
bunbet meo @ulotrpt. er
$I.75 0oitporto 10 Ssnts')
Srerss bspss tupienet I'll
Chr. TRE1DER,
1877 West Indiana st. CHlCAGO.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18

Wort Department for
Gents furnishing Goods
or fulsndnsist / ale bets MfceNneer.
1nberfldber, Str6mper Oip.
til ualminbel9 lape Eriler.
Satte, Suer, Yeltspdrt oip.
vi fan uMe GOer oct uatreie Spas ai Sarer WOrbs
ueNen, % til Yriier, Der iuarer til DC baaroe Sioer.
StcpIer, SfC, SperifC,
Buffalo-Frakker osv.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18

9i bar en- BET Del pafrs ZilfelOmmetbrflaser, pasisues
for Sulssaper. @lsm life at tase piNs Gteipn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-18

men ban tcpsr ra at fisbs me 8arer bper Dag, cs sir aluc
forsclastise Suefiob.
Overfrakker
til Gns esue Nriier.
Overfrakke for Drenge.
Kl@dninger for Herrer,
ialsss ualminrslis btaist.
&ldbnin9er for Oren9e
ialses for nafsn insentius.
&ldbntn9er fcr 8orn,
bpufe pl alebe WoeerenS Hs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-09
NEW YORK.


New York, April 8. Ex-Governor
Franklin j. Mcses, Jr., of South Caro-
lima, was arrested on Broadway last
night by deputy sheriff Conners, of
Charleston, and locked up at police
headquarters. He is charged with
having forged the name of j. Woodruff
for three hundred and sixteen dollars,
and passing the note on one Jas. Allen.
Connors is armed with requisition
and Moses will be taken to Charleston
in a few days. 1t is understood that
the object in arresting is to get him
back to South Carolina, to have him
tried for crimes alleged to have been
committed while holding high official
positions. Soon after his incarceration
Moses sent one of his friends to acuuaint
his lawyers with the trouble which had
befallen him. The messenger refused
to disclose either his own name or the
names of the ex-governor's LAWYERS or
friends in this city. No response had
been received by Moses up to l O'Clock
WILD
Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted.
New York, April S.-A writ of ha-
beas corpus, returnable tomorrow, has
been granted in the case of Governor
Moses, Of South Carolina. The petit
tion states that Moses, who was arrest
ed on requisition from his Excellency,
Wade Hampton, Governor of South
Carolina, on the Governor of New York,
for the body Of the said Moses, charged
with forgery; that no warrant from the
Governor Of New York accompanies
the said requisition, and that the al
legged forgery is that of a name upon a
usurous and void promissory note.
Moses counsel telegraphed to Gov.
Robinson, asking if Moses alleged the
forgery of a name upon usurous and
void promissory note, was it crime,
and if any pecuniary obligation was
created,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Frank Langdon, of Laramie, return
ed home yesterday.
Mrs. E. Whitehead, of Deadwood, is
registered at Dyer's.
Charles c. Sweesy, Esq, got back
from Omaha yesterday.
Mr.. Nick Janis, an old timer from
Little Moon, is sojourning in the city.
Mr.. A. S. Emery went west to Lara
mie City on a business trip yesterday
afternoon.
Hon. Posey S. Wilson, returned yes
terday from two months tour through
Iowa and Missouri.
D. Thomasson, Esq, of Thomasson's
ranch, returned yesterday from an eX-
tended visit to Chicago.
B. f. Keeline and w. II. Grant were
among the outgoing passengers on the
Deadwood coach yesterday.
Will. H. Harte, ESQ, who has been
on business visit to Denver, came up
on the Denver Pacific yesterday.
y Col. w. F. Sweesy, U. S. marshal
for Wyoming, returned yesterday after
noon from brief visit to Chicago.
Capt. Geo. A. Drew, U. S. A., arriv-
ed yesterday from Fort Laramie, and
took the afternoon train for the east.
j. I. Gilmer, ESQ.,, of the Cheyenne
& Black Hills Stage line, came in from
the west yesterday, and stopped at the
Inter Ocean.
NJ. J. Mitchell and E. J. Loper, Dem
yer; A. d. Hersey and John Hovey,
Waukon, Iowa, are booked at the
Metropolitan.
B. F. Keller and J. J. Mcdowell,
Council Bluffs; G. S. Stemm, Lawrence,
Kans., and T. S. Wilson, st. Joseph, are
at the Key City House.
w. III. Hibbard, Esq, Superintend-
ent of the Cheyenne & Black Hills Tel
egraph line, went north on yesterday
mornings Deadwood coach.
o. F. Cowhick, Esq, returned to the
city Sunday from New Y ork, where he
has been for a few weeks purchasing
his spring stock of dry goods.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-09
More South Africa Troubles.

London, April S.-A telegram dated
Capetown, March 10, says severe fight
ing occurred in Pirie Bush yesterday,
and is still proceeding. 1t is reported
that Secoc9ni has declared himself
openly hostile, and besieged two forts
in Transyoal. This is most serious
news and has just reached here. Sec
oceni is powerful chief with whom
Transvoal was at war prior to its an
nexation. His intervention would
spread war to the whole new quarter
and very possibly cause complications
with the Zulu King, of whom he is a
feudatory, and whois still able to place
well armed and organized force of
several thousand men in the field.
A dispatch from Gapetown confirms
the report of severe fighting. The
British troops, in one action were fore
ed to retreat before an overwhelming
force. Secoceni's followers have killed
some Europeans. Assistance is re-
quired. r..r -..--o- .rs
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.


The Pacific railroad funding bill was
discussed again on Monday in the
Senate.
The credentials of George Ii. Pendle-
ton, rs Senator from Ohio, were pre-
sented in the United States Senate yes
terday.
The President has nominated Justin
E. Colburn, of Vermont, as United
States Consul General at the City of
Mexico. .E.. -.
One of the buildings of the Steuben
County poorhouse, near Bath, n. Y,
burned Saturday night and fifteen in
mates perished. The fire was set by
an insane pauper.N r
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BUTLER ON FIELD.
Some PLAIN Ralk by the Lowell States

Some PLAN Ralk by the Lowell States
- E' -H-H' man. '''
Washington, April SIN the House
to-day, while the question of electing a
door-kosper was pending, Yeates said
that Butler promised last Friday to
vote for good Confederate, who had
been wounded, if the Democrats did
not nominate Shields.
Butler said he only promised tovote for
such Confederate as against civilian.
1t was the difference between loyalty to
the flag and to the government which
educated him, and treason to that flag
(applause), for which he ought to have
been hanged Qaughter); but the Glenn
ency of the country saved him. This
gentleman left the country and be-
came the servant of an Egyptian
prince, who made him swear allegiance
to the government, to him and to
Mahomet. We have lately removed
Fields disabilities, and am waiting
before voting for him to see if the
Khedive or Sultan have removed his
disability as their subject. He did not
want man to forswear part and
then the whole of his country to take
service under a foreign prince, and
then come hot footed back to be made
doorkeeper of the House of Representa-
tives. He appealed to the Democrats
not to do this thing. Some of us are
sore up north over the graves dotting
the hillsides of our villages; the grass
grown around the graves of those
which we will decorate May Both; the
graves of men who fought to save the
Union. Do not send sobbing widows
and orphans to their husbands and
fathers graves with the idea that their
comrade has now been put behind those
who led the army that killed them. Be
a little tender with us for awhile. He
disclairned having attempted to excite
this question before; but warned them
now that this matter might kindle a
flame like the first gun at Sumpter
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FOREIGN,
More Peace Talk,

London, April S.-A correspondent
at st. Petersburg, telegraphing on Sun
day, says: To-day, the hopeful rumors
which, without apparent cause, were
current on Saturday, have taken more
definite form. 1t is said that an i'm
portant letter has been received from
Berlin, suggesting that concessions
should be made in. order to avoid an
European war. Whether this is true or
not, it is pretty sure that Germany is
abandoning her purely passive attitude.
Russia has not requested Germany's
good offices, but there is reason to be-
lieve' she will gladly accept them. The
hopes for Congress are reviving, and
Ignatieff has even postponed his de-
parture for Constantinople so as to be
able to accompany Prince Gortschakoff
to Berlin as second plenipotentiary if
the Congress should meet.
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RANTANKERoUs REDSKINS:
Something About the Movements of Sit
ting Bull and Big Bear.

Something About the Movements of Sit
ting Bull and Big Bear. a.
Ottawa, April 8.-Lieut. Col. Smith,
of the Northwest Mounted Police, who
arrived here to-day on furlough, says
in regard to Sitting Bull, that there is
no doubt that he has large number of
Indians with him, and that as soon as
his ponies are in condition, he will
make sweep down on American ter
ritory convenient to his rendezvous, for
the purpose of raiding and annoying
the American government. The Can
adian Mounted Police, although very
efficient body of men, are not numer-
GUS enough and too much scattered to
prevent the intended movements of
Sitting Bull and his followers. A few
horses may be stolen from Canadians,
but he does not anticipate further an
noyance to the Canadian authorities.
st. Paul, Min, April S.-A telegram
from Battleford to-day reports that a
party has just arrived from Big Bears
camp, and reports everything quiet.
Big Bear said he had collected his In
dians in one camp that the buffalo
might pass north, and said, further,
that the reports that he was going to
Join Sitting Bull were false. Arrivals
yesterday from the confluence of Red
Deer and South Saskatchewan rivers,
report the Blackfeet and Sioux in one
camp upon the south side of the river
and that they had fired at a Cree squaw
across the river. Sitting Bull, the
Black Feet chiefs and Big Bear are
coming in to interview the lieutenant
governor of the northwest territories,
at Winnepeg.
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Briqht Prospects.

There are many parties about the
city who are so shaping their business
affairs that they will be able to go to
the Black Hills this summer, if only
for few months. All unite in saying
that the prospects in the Black Hills
are brighter to-day than they have
been at any previous time. Very large
quartz mines are paying well, and the
owners are delighted with the results.
After our railroad is built to the Black
Hills there will be many other business
pursuits added to that of mining,
which will afford untold wealth for
thousands. E