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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-21

The Whig says that on Friday, child
about two and half years of age, daughter
of Gilman lIilliker of Corinna, fell into a
tub containing about a foot of water and " as
drowned. A physician happened along about
the time the child was taken from the water
and he made every effort to restore her, but
without avail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-21

The following officers of the Wateryille
Reform club were elected for the ensuing
year
President. James J. Morse; lst Vice Pres.
k. r. Simpson; I'd Vice Pres, Eugene
Young 3d Vice Pres, Patrick Mclaughlin =;
Rec. Sec, $. ID. Webb; Fin. Sec, James
Csvanaugh; Chaplain, Isaiah Grant; Treas.
Sylvester HAYNES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-21

Christopher Toole starts for Boston Mon
day where he has entered for the grand tour
namcnt go-as-you-pleas for seventy five hours
which will commence in Music Hall on
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock The
Prizes amount to $3.50 and the winner will re-
ceive $3.50 and gold medal. We under
stand that twenty contestants will start and
the result will be looked forward to with con-
siderable interest. -Bdngor Wing, Friday
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
How a Texan Caught a Bear.

ii. y. Fanchcr was trying tn
catch II horse. and was rapidly III
ing after him through u thlckrt OF
mcsau,te when he suddenly came
upon n huge bear. \ chase 1T once
commenced, Mr.. Fanclrr attacking
with his pistol, aud bruln. probably
overcome by heat, trying 10 make Il
successful retreat Mr.. L. fired tir"
shots without bringing down his
game. and, having only one ciIarg"
left, concluded To change his tactics.
Uncoiling the rope used rs u lar,at,
which was tied To his saddle, he
made lasso aud attempted To rope
the bear. The first attempt was
unsuccessful, the rope getting IN
the animals mouth. The next was
u successful throw, the rope getting
on the bears neck. a quick move.
mcnt on the part ot the bear jrrkrd
the rop. ont Of Mr.. rs hand, and
the bear resumed his retreat. close
~ followed hy his pursnrr on horse
back. Finding 1t difficult 10 ap
proach the bear sufficiently near TO
catch hold OF the rope Mr. +. dis
mounted and commenced the chase
GU foot. Seeing this he bear slack
ened his speed, ~ identlH not caring
il his pursucr did come up with
him. flr occasionally stopped and
looked back as If expecting c"mpa
ny. Declining \ hand Ia hand en-
counter with n large bear, Mr.. i.
returned to his horsr, aud calling
to his cousin, Mr.. T. Fanchrr, re-
sumcd the chase. With the aid ut Il
stick he possessed himself OF the cn,l
of the rope. which was about thirty
feet in length, and fastened II 10
the saddle. Now commenced the
frantic actions Of the bear IN his
savage efforts To free himself At all
hazards. But his captor managed /.
tn retain his prisoner and AT the
same time keep his horse out of The
way 81 the brute nniil a slInt from
the six shooter of his cousin pnt the
bear hors lie combat The iup-paw
exhibited hN Mr.. Fancltr and hif
with rs is the largest ever seen IN
this section aud indicates, So old
hunters tell It's. that the owner. in
good condition.. wuuld have weighed
GOO pounds. - Bdyl,r Ter Cr,SN,t.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
StonswaII Jackson as a Sleeper

This extraordinary talent Of 90.
ing to sleep under the most disid.
vautagruus circumstances followed
him into the field, aud hrcalnr at
the greatest srrNicp To him. He
could sleep drIIghriuIl> on horse
back during his tuIc,,l marches, and
| believe iulrrahlN we'll un the lrar.
. tlrhrl,l: aud this may have been the
c;iII>" ui the remarkable powers of
endurance for whirh hr WAS uUrd.
That his power tor Sleeping under
prrsnrhiHg remained with him. ] had
ocular proof.
remember beng present ~ Il
preaching ser, zee held ~ the .ltwr
at his headquarters. III East Nir
glnia. one hot july SUNDAY morning.
when fIr performed the champion
sleeping feat oi the war. There WAS
10 shade whatever. aud the whole
service was held ia the face OF the
hottest sun thai ever shown in that
country. The preacher Stoo,! in
front -ut JaCksnlI's tent, and Jack
son sat on 4 harklc>S camp stool ar
his right hand. The uIru rnnIpnS
ing the congregation kept their
caps on. To aVuld Sulstrukr. but
Jack sous idea ut proprirtN would
not allow him to al III the door at
his tent. az Ia keep his cap on.
The result WITS thai hr sat ~ the
sun. held his cap about >iN inches
from his head, 10 shade his i,rr. aud
slrni snrrtll III thai position
Ter fEsHu
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Missionary Baptist.

ht'' J. '" MELLON breaches AZ Coal
Pt,ng-' "a sabbath III zach month and
saturday hriorr-At Sharon. nc,, ,.Ioo
ith Sabbath OF each month and Sa,nresy
before.
MY = MCGEE. breaches ut Homer,
-" tnr al sabbath and Saturday b.for, Of
NV; \. HARRIS breaches at Antioch.
~ sabbath of zach month and SATURDAY
"f"f'-At t"iquitt. 2d Rocky
SPIlng SCI Sabbath Of each month arc
S"t4lu,N '"i"rr-At New Friendship. 4tt
>'ppa'h and saturday before.
MY; H. L. ARDS breaches at Atb.n,
."ooath III each month and Saturday
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies.
rssntis,h Annual SENIOR ssxins Sept srd, 1879.

Board aud tuition per mo?th of four
weeks. including washing, light, a.. 80,
ia advance.
Music un Piano. Organ. Guitar. ot "ulti-
walton Ui the ,oIcc. included with the
above. 80 ~. IN advance.
Tuition. ), and ; dollars per month
Incidental lee per term, sin advance.
For further particulars, send for Gaia
lpgne.
I. :. SLIGH. \. NJ. Prcst.
Homer Claiborne parish. La.
Aug. q, ia. by
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Important 10 the Public.

TllE undersigned l. NOW rnnuiug y TT.
l Nr"klN HACK LINE from HOMER tn
MAGNOLIA. connecting ~ the halter place
win Il daily line I" Hop. tnnIniudiuu-
nf'd o"tni'rta''i'' hack~ are provided g""t
teams aud careful drivers. Hacks leave
h"ln"r Mondays. r'lnrsdaA aud Fridays,
and lrturn the days following. Farr. -.
ai~o am prepared to f-c,iS' and accom-
in"tHf", ~ first class tNlr. day aud month
~ h"af'lrrs and transient guest. at my
B"nI'Iu. IlnIi>.. ~ II,n1rr IiI..- aft. r,..t-
-"rahl". and tirr aud aitrutinn umr>rrp.
iIuuahlr. T. T. HAMILTON
llunirI. june l. l-1g ID
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
THE GUARDIAN.
a DINNER AND A KISS.

%" hA' Q brought yonr dinner, father
Tie lAacksnith's daughter said,
A SD" iook from her arms n kettle
And iift~sl its shining I'D:
There's MT any pie or padding,
SoIwiH give you this
Aud upun his tnii.wo.p fer-hesd
Sac left childish kir-.
The blacksmith tore of his apron
And dinrd in happy mo'd,
wonst- rug much nj the SAVIOR
HID IN the humble fo,s.
While all about him arr visions
Full # prophetic bliss;
But he never ,hohght at magic
In his little daughters kiss.
While she with her kettle swinging,
Nrrrily irudgrd away,
stopping At the sight II squirrel,
Catching some wihl birls lay.
Aud | thought how many shade"
OF life and fate we should miss
II always our frugal dinners
We're seasonrd With Kiss.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
ytLC ABLE PLACE FOR SALE.

EpR SALE. Iiiiy ArIrs "f Land II Alb
L "u>. III tEil,oru" parish. Thi> land
Ia, 'hlnihl" imprn, Acknowledgment franz.
Hours wih fnur ioon~. rNcrllrut Barn.
>it'f'~. and either huidug> I f,,,t"i :
"illr" "a ia" wand, Th~ property will h.
sold chrip tor tin cash.
Apply 1" pnhll'h'r "f tuardiln. OF fn
In j. /. MOOlN.
Fillmore, Bu~>i"r plri,h 1t.
S,lh. H. ~ I.,f
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
An Arkansas Story.

There was once a fine Arkansas
gentleman who 81 lndirlonsly man
aged matters ~ Ia have about ONE
night per- dicm win snlnrbpll about
surnrilIug. tie was the TREND ui
all the widows AMI fought their bat
lies. which WAS about employ Hitut
enough .ur one man. Aud then h,.
owned or claimed To own "A vast
amount ct land scattered Hltuuf the
country IN bits. which led 10 ltliga
tlon and personal conflicts. On
such WcI>GunS ut combat he AWAY :
hung n clean shirt TO air pu; i his
bedroom window, that he might
nave II dry change, after 4 wash.
when h" came huuit covered with
the dust aud gore Ut battle, his gar
mrnt> generally luiags On one az.
ca>ion when his Nuuug wife. " hu
had been absent two ,lN :, returned.
and from altar oil luukrd ln\oISll
To her home and sought hr usual
signal. But oh. misery, II WAS not
there. With Il scream she whipped
up the horse and cNrlLlmrd. "ilrn
Ncu~, | can't sre .Iim'> shin tail,
Something must have bust" Suul,
thing had "hu>t." tor whcn she rn
irird The house, she Ia ltl thai lft,iin.
they'd brought her waiiinl dead.
Jim IT." expired The diN hrinrr
u" htd hung oui hts last shit
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

rather ruin their newspaper than
give siaSish support Ia man
whose nomination was secured by
means that are not in harmony
with Republican principles. and
which are drmnraliLiUg to the party.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
STOP THE SCOlNDREL,
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

If. DANIELS, = n'Er" ~ flI, rnpl"N
y at j. l.. ilairis"u. maI, IN attempt ru
mnid'i hilii>"u ga Wednesday. th, l5th
In>i.. dud i nov AZ large. III, lln,r t,.-
ward viii hr paid i"r hi- apprehension aud
drliN"iN ~ ANY lail Nh"tr "" can get HIM
II" n"Gt" l. about d" Years old. diIh
Aftf"" '"t"f. - f'"f q ct -Iurhc~ high, pop.
eyed Weighs about loo pounds. pur,k ,p"
Ken. 81" thiinrtlN lived naI Ciirn,lru. Nk .
and hr Viii pr"hrl,l> nv To- mrkr hi> 49,,
ihrrr. All flr' alnNr uatiir> h,,.Ir Wei.
st'r parish. la.; l.. .. >h"u.,io"
j l.. IlkEEl>ON
sept ~, - ,;it
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Primitive BaptIst.

my VI {. FARMER breaches 1t L.ebs-
p"n' ~ sabbath Of each month-At New
n Inn. man ~ Sabbath Of each mur,b- Al III
n,'''' 'th sabbath Of each month srd Sat.
.in NV ~. u. no" ARD breaches At An
H""'hih Il each month.
me- to>TER Pr-achrs at Sum
"''fh' a. L. allath in each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

LASb OFFICE Al NATcmroCnrs. La. !
A..I.t III In 4

LASb OFFICE Al NATcmToCnEs. La,
sept. I'D, I-5y
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. That The
~ follow ing -nHmrd settler has hl,d me-
tirr at his intention 10 make fual proof III
support Of b., clalIn, aud secure hral ru-
try thereof at the expiration 1T thlrty days
ir"in the dat" "t ibis notice. yIz: Aaron
Thomas Drl,girh. Homestead Entry No.
~. - adjoining farm. for the S"uihra-t
quarter "i Northwest quarter Srctinn -.
Township ~. Rang west. and uamr- The,
following witnesses, VIZ: John R,.rd,r 81
tlaIl"ru" pHrI~h, and e.. &. Mrl,,Hl 81
tlaih"rnr parish
l.. DlrLElN. Register.
oct. |, l-.g 1.at
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Cumberland Presbyterjsn

XIV, +. LEACH breaches at Shiloh
,''"h'' N'""aih IN each month ami Satur
I'l hri"r"-N salem Church. Third Sab
oath IN each month and SATURDAY. before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
JAMES W. HARPER u
PRESBYTERIAN,


XIV. J. !. DAVIDSON breaches At H.
ln'r, lst and.bi Sahhaths Of each month
NJ M'ndch, 2d Sabbath OF each month -
NJ Athens, 18th Sabbath of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

TINS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and "a
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to It,
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions. itching
and dandrnf. 1t gives the head a
cooling. soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp By its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness. and max
Ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS 4 dressing, nothing has been
found so cffectuai or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Nd, State Assayer
OF Massachusetts, says, "Thc con-
stltuents are pure, and carefully SO.
lected for excellent quality and I
consider it the BEST PREpARArloy
for its intended purposes"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

;or n c r: VI. NoRTHUM preach.. AZ Or
Wins "'r' SIX miles mort Of Homer on tie
s,oh - ann tldorado road ID Sabbath q
'''n month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. D.. Church South


Tulip Church - First sunday in each
month, ~ u o,lk. IN. lIamcr-Second
and Fourth sundays IN each month. AT II
eel h. a N, ald Fourth SUNDAYS ats m.
Ar1ona-lhird sunday, AT IL m, and
n.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
MILLS, GIN AND FOUNDRY.
=. L. A X. 4. ALLEN.

ar "ur mill-. T., uil,.> South If Homer
y W. ~, n"w furnishing Lumbar AZ Tea.
>"unhl. lItr>; making t.t;'r Meal ana
Flour than IN, "ih'r MIL IA the parish.
W" laN" the I,.u"wucd Brown GIu, vIrh
AL the H"l'iH improvements. and i'll an
cotton for the ri.utrrnth. W, ale prcrir
ri tn furnish excellent Foundry Work and
can II" any job Ia that line required III rhl-
country.
W" a~k the patronage "f III" public. and
viii guarantee, ~;itI>iaciiou
/. | \ l. \. ALLEN.
July 30, 10 boy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
NlCOLDS' WONDERFUL. \.
OF sale.

q ..' U'.iJF. =
=" ''. ... >"''. i iarr.r. 4 harra.n
80. .,, D, bad l.. al, A.pI,ration a, this
II
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
NORTH LOUISIANA STAGE co.

DATE OF FARE AND FREIGHT ou the
Il North La. Stage Go. from Homer, La.
after Jul! LIST, l-s-;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Wise Decision Of an Indian Judge

\ missionary III India tells the
following story: Enur men. ullt.
nrrs IN business, bought some cot
ton bales. That the rats ml-h, mo-,
destroy the cotton. they purrhs,,d
n cat. They aalrcd ihai each al
the four shonld own II particular
leg Of the eat: and each 4 !ufr,d
with beads auil other nrnaH,. M.
the leg thus anpnrtinurd to INN
The eat hv an a,ridrnr lnlnr,d ON.
eft il legs. The owner of thar
member wound around II , m.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

One of the staunchrst Rrpuhli
can PAPERS of the country is fiar
pcrs Weekly. Under the lead OF
It's able editor. George William
Curtis, II is making bitter tight
against Cornell, the Republican
nominee Tor governor Of New Iurks
a strong pressure has been br,mghi
10 bear nlDn Harper Brothers tn
induce them In cease their attacks
upon Mr.. Cornell. for the reason
that they are enhangtrinc the sue
cess of the Republican party in
New York. They have taken &c
casion, over their OWN signature. To
say that the course Of the Week.,
10 In harmony with their ieN +; that
the nomination ct Mr.. Cornell is
the worst thar could possibly have
been made, and that they would
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Board Of School Directors.

". i LESLIE. Prr.t.,
Dr. ). !. WEBB, Secv.,
DR. J. T. MEApORS.
Cot j.. :. iotNG, GEORGE DAVIS,
Is. 7. LkDBkTTER, BOB TARklSTOE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Ac THE .
SENSATION or THE DAY.
Removal and "Pruu. ct rANkER>LEN'
Livery. Sale anI Feed Stable.

lane pleasure ~ tut"rlurr. til Imhlic
1 thdI ht'" purchased tho .ilhl latch
"rrHtnd ht ]. VI frrcut,n: un tn, south
'ld' 81 ~" prhi' ,quir". and Am NOW pI,-
Is'r'd I" FEED and GAZE Tor S1Ot h off,
Ill" iu"~t ilrrl t,iu>
Handsome Bu--i,- IIach> aud -Nh>l
hi>.~ l"i hn". L"t>. Water. Feed and
'\'if g '"min'lItJ"u> ion Dtu,,I~
VS. '"riu> IT. Reasonable. | >htl, ,tu,I,
I" i'l't~'' 'h">r VII" ttv"r ne. with th,,l
patronage.
! q. TNNktESGEY.
i'.'r.r. VA. March ~. lS.J. .l.rin
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

IoB-WoRl NEATLY EAECIlll Al.
y this oihct
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

Nninrh haN. mrru sirir.,n in
the h.tI ~ rI.hi Sra',>.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

Early I" bead and raih in rs,
Is a lnlr ever tu.loN.h la Iw>,I
lent flies.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
HOMER COLLEGE.

THE TWENTIETH Scholastic year ct
/ This Institution hrgIu- the Third Day
Of September next.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

An angry N"rl il easily >p"hrn
""t hdih I" recall. and always In.
"liN r"fth'r'l ct tt >I,"h,n tn one
We love.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
WARD OFFICERS:

: Ward :. justice. u. A. J. CARATHERs,
Constable, X /. MCCLENDON.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-27
10. &apttel.
q a6Ger.

9lm gta6mittas bes n6bten Cages 1T
SSrGuIein Sarriot IN @artenbut uno Sanoz
I9uben NIT ibren GoIenbuI9en, Berbenen
unb Seliotropbeeten beI9dftiet, fie oculirt,
idtet llnfraut unb binoet Die Bflan5en an
Stdbe. gs lit Elm triiber Sag Uteer uno
SimmeI perI9min,nlen tnetnanoer uno Elm
Iei9ter, oitnner Rebel liegt rote Elm S9leter
iber benz 2anb. SSrdulein Sarrtot funtmt
bel ibrer Qlrbeit Elm 2ieo6en Dor ii9 ber,
ba bort 1ie bas @artentbpr inS S6lob falen.
Sic brebt li9 UNI unb erbIift bic iiinsere
SSrduleilt 2anbeqe. S9nea rpirft 1ie &orb
uno S9eere meg uno etlt benz @ait ents
9e9en.
vDlein Same lit 9feine," unterbri9t fie
Die iunse Dame, nit tbrent itrablenben Sdz
9eln. .g,r
Limb 0ieine beiBt 80nisin. 9tun, Sic
iaben eeltern 2l6enO aus, 'pie eine fleine Sos
nioin. Sic Ieben inn,er 10 aus, es ut oer
pa1enoite Name, ben Sic baben fpnnten."
.,8itte, IaiIen Sic iitb nidt tn Der 9lr6eit
Itoren, Maoame," iast 9teine nto lebt ii9
auf einen 8artenltubl ,,unb bite, i9mei9eln
Sic ni6t. Compliments unb Sagesli6t uers
tra8en Ii9 ni9t niteinanber. BaS fir einen
reiSenoen @arteu Sic baben - uno tueld
Iiebes fleines Saus!"
Gin gtppenbaus, aber sroB senug fir
cine alte Sun9fer uno ibren eulen Sienitz
barren @eiIt. gs frert mid, Oaf Sic gefonra
men iino, fleine 80nisin, i'd ba6te seraSe
an Sic" s.g a sss
| LIMB mas badten Sies" a
Ilib Sarript siebt lddelno ibre Sanoi6ube
,pieber an unb nimmt 9orb uno S9eere rpies
Der auf.
J ,0as tann id Sbnen iebt nod ni6t ia
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-27
,,gsiro file frsunolid geasn iis fsins"I fra8t

,,g8irb lie frsunbli9 gesett fie fetng" frast
/ Srdaleit Sarriot fnrs. as. ..s,l = -. 3. g
/ ,Sie fpilIea, ',,nbeoinste Site Iie9t midi
ii, ibrer Natitr., slber i'd CLAUDE, in ibret
gseiie fat iie bic @bli6t freunoIid Su iein,
lpenf Die Wdo1en iuolen." f" ss..,'S''. S9s
| u9sas u,et,,en Sic banit,, ipenn iie mol:
a1.yaun, ,oenfs fie 1idb 'ibr unterorbnen ms
| fid) 9ea6e sebeng i6r All @efaIIen gu le6eir.
Hl,,gSenn9 lie TIT idnieisbeIn uno gu 8rens
! ffie6ea! Yab! Sb fam Die ,SSSran i,ibt aiis=
| iteben inb Sic drger,, mid, 9arrp, irlbem Sic
| iie pertteioioen.a ~ S.e53384' 'yhS2@ ss
da,,MSer gtib Sarriot urtbeilen sic nibt
intseredt.sl Gle bat bic Mbiibt .freun6Ii9
gu fem Sprjdt ni9t bieie GeielIfdaft ba.
oGisIe @eisulGaft sibt iie Inn ibret= ni5t
nm BET Wdb6en fptllen. SD bin Die gr6bte
Oame i'm 2anb" benft ite, incline gnfelinnen
r,iiiien alio in biebeiten girfel bieier SanbeIs=
Faot ein9efiibrt tueroen. Il Da id 5Iie einmoI
aufSenouuen, 10 1T cine 8eIeibisuns berielz
ben aud cine 8eIetbisllng fur mid. SD Iiez
be tie nidt sbenn ite iinb ginbrin9linse, aber
i1 bin Sra,l, Winblor pom Steinernen .6aus,
UNI, NobIesse, ,oblige. SD rperoe iie aIio
benI eritaunten ilnO beiuilneernben 8apmoutb
naditen Donneritas bur6 einen Ibeatercoup
poritelen." u4d ipre9en mir nidt mebr
oappnL Die Srsu 1T mir 81 nnipmpatii6."
h 0sSD 1ebe, es mare befer in0 Sbrer piirz
biger, Uiib 5arriot, ipenn Sic ,Ha1|idt ibis
ten. Sic lit cine Ssyraii, Die in ieoer sDiniidt
IGuIdiln9en erfabren bat y in ibreln @6rs
seiS ibrer, 2iebe unb ibrem StoIs, llno Sic
Sei1uen ji1 bod selpobnli1 ni6t babur9 aus,
bab Sic bart itber eie Mbpeienoen ,ribeilen.'"
yDanfe, 2arrp," er,pioert 5rdulein Sarriott
nno reibt ibm Die 5anb, oSie iino ein mab=.
rer Jreun0. - gSas iol i'd Sbner4 porfpies
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-25
CONDENSED TELRaRAMs.

Washington: The secretary of the
treasury yesterday afternoon issued the
S4th call for the redemption Of 5:2O
bonds of 1865, consols of 1867. The call
is for $40, 600, 900.
Toledo, o: The Dayton and Michi-
gan railway company elevator with its
contents, consisting of 100000 bushels
OF grain was destroyed by fire to-day.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. In
sured for $4,000.
st. Louis: Twenty-Five deserters
from the United States army passed
through here to-day, en- route for the
military prison at Fort Leayenworth.
They came from Columbus, Ohio, and
are in charge of Lieut.. Green and q
squad Of ten soldiers.
Charleston: The British steamer
Mo is on fire in the. hold. The cargo,
800 bales Of cotton, will be seriously
damaged.
New York: The eighth game of the
billiard tournament resulted in an easy
victory for Slossou over Heiser-26 in.
nings; score, 800 to 115. slosson madt
200 and $50. NJ n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-25
| BY TELEGRAPH.
ACTA DlURNA.
Captain Vessels Command
Returns.
A Court of Inquiry Es-
tablished.
The Deadwood Mining ARRAY
Results Fatally.
Edmunds Again Defeated
in the Senate.
SffhfdiIOS gam OCICdCCu
in the Senate.
Railroad Discrimination Dis
cussion.
THE vIcroRs RETURN.
Bringing in the Dead and Wounded
An Investigation to be Made-Pre-
pairing to Remove Prisoners.

Fort Robinson, Jan. "a. = Capt.
Vessels command arrived in camp
this afternoon, bring the dead bodies Of
Sergeant Taggart and Privates Brown,
Nelson and Debloise. The latter died
on the road. Also the wounded and
seven Cheyenne prisoners, three squaws
and four children, Of whom three are
wounded. OF the nine captured, one
buck and one squaw died before reach
ing here. They were carefully searched,
and but two small knives found.
Capt. Vessels wound is very slight,
and those of Sergeants Ambrose and
Reed, and Woman's Dress Indian
scout) are not dangerous.
A board meets at this post to-mor-
row to make an investigation into the
whole affair. The board is composed
Of Maj. Evans, Third cavalry, presi-
dent; Capt. Hamilton, Fifth cavalry,
and Lieut.. Schuyler, aid-de-camp to
Gen. Crook, members.
All the Indians now here are under a
strong guard, and will soon be taken to
Fort Leavenworth.