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The New York herald., 1879-02-09
THE NIOBRARA MURDERS.

CHEYENNE. Wy. T., Feb. 8, 1870
Mr.. Sanders. who left Poors rancho. on tho Mo
brars on February with dispatches. reached North
Platte last night having been driven fy miles by the
Indians. He confirms the news of the killing of
Moorehcad and Ashbaugh, on January 20. by thir-
teen Indians aud reports the names of two others
sam Briggs, herder, and man lately from the
Agency, called Bustler-killcd at Howards upper
csmn about the time.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
A FREE LOVE TRAGEDY.

CINcISNArr Ohio, Feb. g, 1870.
A special despatch says:-Joseph L. Heath, o
prominent citizen of Reed City, Mich, and
married. cloped with Miss Thayer. The father
of the lady followed. overtaking them at
kalamazoo. Upon the approach of the father Heath
drew a revolver to shoot him; but. changing his
mind placed the pistol to his breast and fired,
the ball passing through his heart.
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these conditions American shippers need not fear any
interference with the business.

MODIFICATION OF THE CANADIAN ORDER.
OTTAWA Ont, Feb. 8. 1879.
The order in council recently passed in re the i'm
portation Of American cattle has been amended and
ii is ordered that from and after the 9th of February
the importation introduction into the provinces of
Ontario, Quebec. New Brunswick. Nova Scotia and
Prince Edward Island of cattle from the United
States be prohibited for three months.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
DEATH FROM COASTING.

ITHACA. N. Y, Feb. &, 1870
Charles II. Taylor. bookkceper. formerly Cor
nell student. aged twentysix years. a resident of
Ithaca. was injured last night while coasting. and
died this morning. The sleigh. containing thirteen
persons of the centre of Buffalo street into the
gutter and threw Taylor against projecting plank.
fne others ON the sleigh were injured. but not
severely.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
CRUSHED ON THE RAILS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

pHrLLIpsBUnG, N. j.. Feb. s. 1870.
William Huff. aged seventy-hve years. and for
many years justice of the peace of Phillipsburg.
was killed st the yards OF the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey at this place this afternoon. He
was crossing the tracks and in stepping out of the
way of one locomotive placed himself in froEt Of
another. He was run over by the locomotive and
frightfuly mangled that he died few moments
after being extricated.
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more than necessary that he should be kept IN
confinement. for he is madder than he was before
Now. there is nothing too good that he does not
saw of her.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
RUSSIA AND AFGHANISTAN.
YAKooB KHAN STILL AT CABUL-LAvIsH USE
OF BRITISH GoLD-TREAcHERY OF THE HILL
TRIBES.
GBY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

TRIBES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
TAsHKEND. Turkestan, Feb. 7, 1879.
= At eight o'clock last night General Kauf-
mann received telegram from tho Cover
nor of Samarcand, dated yesterday fore
noon, announcing the arrival of letter
from General Rasgonoff informing him OF
his departure from Mazar-i-Sharif with two
officers The surgeon and the interpreter
remained at Tashkourgan with Shere ALI
The Ameer is sick and has abandoned his
journey to .Tashkend, sending in his place
four ambassadors.
AFFAIRS IN AFGHANIsTAN.
General Rasgonoff will arrive at Tash-
kend on the 20th His letter will reach
Governor General Kaufman tomorrow
evening It's substance is to the effect that
Yakoob Khan continues to send daily re-
ports to the Ameer regarding the state OF
affairs at Cabul, and that the English,
although they are distributing their gold
lavishly, are advancing with distrust, be.
cause of the conduct of the mountaineers.
The people of the hill tribes readily take
the money offered them by the invaders,
but lose no opportunity of pillaging the
British conveys.
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A SHERIFF ROBBED.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Feb. g. 1879.
Josiah White. the Sheriff of Perquimans county.
North Carolina, was met ON the road while going
home from the court house last night by party of
highwaymen and assaulted and robbed of $500 in
currency. No arrests have been made.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
CHEYENNEs GOING TO KANSAS.
SYDNEY, Neb., Eel

SYDNEY. Neb.. Feb. 8, 1879.
Captain vroom, with a detachment Of the Third
cavalry. arrived here to-day with the Cheyenne In
dian prisoners from Fort Robinson. The prisoners
will be sent under guard to Fort Leavenworth Kan
sss Tomorrow in q special car.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
SUGAR PLANTER KILLED.
HALIrAx. N. s., Feb. g.

HALiFAx, N. s., Feb. g. 1870.
Information has been received Of the murder, on
the 10th of December last. of Nova scotan named
James CLARK, q sugar planter in the Republic of
Nicaragua, by two natives named Nilches. near the
town OF 1elica. two leagues from Leon. the capital
city Of the Republic.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

PROGRESS OF GENERAL RAsGoNoFF.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
TAsHKEND, Turkestan, Feb. 8-Evening
General Rasgonoff, who is quitting Af-
ghanistan with the nephew of Shere Ali,
two ambassadors and the Vizier, crossed
the Amou Daria on the Sd inst.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
TrnRIBLE scouRaR IN BRAzIL-DEATH RATE 1,
CEARA.

TERRIBLE SCOURGK IN BRAZIL-DEATH RATE IN
CEARA.
RIO JANErno Jan. II, 1870.
In addition to smallpox deaths in Cears at the rate
Of 10000 to $1,000 month. telegram announces the
appearance at Fortaexs. the capital. of deadly
plague. characterized by black spots and by which
the Presidents wife had died. The government
sends of to-day ten doctors to investigate. at the
salary Of 81, 900 Der month each.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
EUROPE


A.sIS6$kISk EL1XIE AND sASpAL,SE LOTION
CURE USED AS DIRECTED,
L,LoRlLTNE.-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
One trial: proof conclusive quito
The very best effects arise
That science can produce
IL tn Is 'ss ali. .aSsopbins abs ri Myth thems'' g"s'
OF "fkAGRxST fLoRiLiSE"
For sale by all druggists in the United States.
GOLDEN HAIR-RoBARE's AUREoLINE PRO-
Uduce three apple ations the beautiful golden
of ali sposhecaries and fancy goods Sole agents
X. HOvENDEN 4 son. London. England.
NOTABLE TRADEsNEN IN PARIS.
Az GRAND norEL-PARIs, PLACE DE LoPERA
,s,I.sm. rs5t,sS,"'fy fyys% rSsS%%Ssssd s1aSss
Pension 20 francs day, neq,ddns lodging board and
HOTEL SE IA PAIN CASA
phs 4 high s'sSsE TSE PtaS AND FANCY
ApAkrMESTs. I's'f HOUSES KsfarEs, HGhST FOR
FScr joSs
cARkhsT sSs''iatf efi MILLION QUIET CO..
Champagne sherries Brandes. Cuvillier 10 Rue do
pERFuMEkY FIRST CLASS, GuERLAiN
Paris 10 Rue de la Paix.
TAPESTRY CARPETS. TISSUES FOR FURNIruRx.
YouSS f%bfss # s's sciIooG o MISS suLEAu eardou
fsr hg SSjEs eST ES SF All
Il. ROuvENAT, ~ Rue IIautcyiilc.
srho . so u iraps. f eli LSBoGRIhG je~cs'. weller f is
PRECIOUS sTOSEs. opALs SPECIALLY DuBSIK
Hungary. l. A Goldschmdt, . Rue Iepcetier
DIAMONDS, PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES. Emile
rRSfSYs Esg gsSSs B. SssSs 4 RHS BE rSss oystu
TEs. Rue du IIavre Boulevard naussmann. near
nussoS, RgIJoUrIER. JEwELLER
A LAUTRUCIIE-FEATIiERs AND FLOWERS.
q. Marienyal Co, 9r Rue 81 Dcnis. Orders by post
EAU DEs FEES PROGRESSIVE HAIR AND BEiRD
JEwELRY, BIJOuETRtE. GOLDSMITH WORKS
u. Ravaut, Is Rue do la Paix
LIZ ROY FIiS IORlOGERS DE IA MARINE, ID
SHIRTS, GLOVES BREECiIEs. RACING CoLoRS
Rist, n Boulevard des Capncines -
MILLINERY FIRSr CLASS FOR THE MOST STYLISH
LINGERlE DE MAuTE EIEGNXcE, DRESSES COS
TUNES. Mailer Gilbert Rue dc Ia raix u,.,,,,
MINES. DE vERrus sHURs. PATENT CEINruRE
Regente and cer;e, Gn,sss Y Rue ,uber' ars' door
IL Rue Scribe Unequacd for stylish ladies'
| ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEATHERS FOR DRESSES.
Head Dresses, first class Buhler, Frere s@urS
| LAIT piRIs EMULSION rERFUNEp, GIVING
beauty complexion. l. T Piver, 10 Boulevard do
| EAU pESTiFRicE PHILIPPE AND oDoNTHALINE
DENTAL Pastel ~ Rue a Enghen.
| RESTAURANT VELOUR. JNE, nlCHESNE sUCCR,
Palsis kgys Gaer,s Nseir, iY1 lIs oV ts pov,r.
| Dejcuner, francs; Diner. . francs. win compris
| CHAMPAGNE MANUEL A CO.,
thc only producers Reims who
| THE GOLD MEDAL.
agent Of ueontesbe credit required for The nitcd
| StateA
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

FAMINE IN EGYPT EXAGGERATED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
CAIRo, Feb. 8, 1879.
It has been assertaned that the reports of the em
ine and distress in Upper Egypt greatly exag-
gerated.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
PESTILENCE AND FAMINE.

ABATEMENT OF THE DISEASE IN AsTRACHAN-
PRECAUTIONS OF RoUMANIA
(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Feb. 0, 1879.
II is officially announced at St. Petersburg that
there have been cases of the plague at Astra-
chan since the 9th inst. Arrangements are
being made for establishing cemeteries for
interment of persons succumbing to the epi-
demic. The Roumanian government has given
eight days notice at st. Petersburg of prohibi-
ton Of the import of certain articles from Russia
Bulgaria. and Of sanitary supervision over persons
crossing the frontiers.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

A-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER
A. SIEPHANI Co, 10 New st.. sole importers.
A-SEAI.SKIN SACQUES.-WHOLESAIE MANU-
factur~r rather than carry will sell retail bargains
seldom offered. Address WHOLESALE FURs, HeHd
Int onic
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

ANNUAL SALE FOR ONE WEEK
of soiled Doors AND SHoxs
at half price-ladies'. gents and children $.
BROOKS. .1W Broadway. corner 18th It.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

The application which the officers of the Manha'-
tan Savings Institution made few weeks ago 10 tue
Comptrollers office for the reissue OF the stolen
securities in the shape of city stocks and bonds, VIII
soon be granted by COMPTROLLER Kelly.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

WE LEARN THAT DIR. COMINS, 345 LEXING-
enectualiy during CANCER without knife or pain
WIGS TOUPEES.-HIGHEST AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition, 1875. o. RACCHFUsS. ~ East 18th St, n u
500 PREMIUM FOR CASE OF RHEUMATIC.
nervous or kidney disease Dir. FrIERs REMEDY won't
oh
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A.-SANDALINE.
sANDALINE ELIXIR AND SANDALINE LOTION
NEVER FAIL TO RELIEVE AND
CURE USED AS DIRECTED
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

BROOKS PATENT CORK SOLE
Doors AND SHOES
Recommended by all physicians.
l. 1876 Broadway, corner 18th 81.
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CHAMOMIIE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS CURE
kidney debility impurities of the blood,
coated tongue. build up broken down constitutions;
% drup depot, 2lO West 31th.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

1t was during one Of the numerous arrangements
which have rapidly succeeded each other at the
Folies Marigny.
A young author had presented comedy in five acts.
''Five acts? exclaimed the director; 1--WE can never
accommodate them. Our theatre is too small
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

DARfs ENHiBIrioN-is7S
CHAMPAGNE MANUEL a CO.,
he producers In Reims who have obtained
THE GOLD MEDAL.
the highest reccnlpense awarded TO Champagne wines
An agent Of iucontest~be credit required Tor The United
StateA
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

ASTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-STERN'S AlIERI
can and English Walking Shoes hand sewed 81; Boots
81 Button CATERS $3 50 81 So Caters $3 Dress Shoes
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

professor of rhetoric who is fond of ecarte said
to his pupils the other day
''The reign of Nero dreadful. You know the
atrocities which that monster committed. He caused
to be burned in his presence slaves whose bodies
had been previously covered with pitch. But
history has recorded of him acts still more odous.
He gambler. When he played and was in an
unlucky vein he forced his courtiers to bet on his
side!
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

CHAMOMILE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS CURE
sick headache pain in back shoulder scrofuous and
syphiltic taints and is the only vegetable compound
which ill effect this
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

ANNUAL CHARITY BALL WILL TAKE PLACE
the Academy OF Music tomorrow (Monday February o
| TiaLa hadu Mt DELI
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

! TO REMOVE TARTAR FROM THE TEETH USE
| BRowN's CAxPnoRArED SAPoNAcEous DENTIrRIcE 2oc.
A-RUPTURE; THE VICTOR TRUSS yESEY
ST. Astor House). Satisfaction money returned. No
! uudo rstrun
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For sale by all druggists In the United States
GOLDEN HAIR.-RoBARE's AuREoLINE PRO-
VJduces three apple atons the beautiful golden
color much admircd Il Is perfectly harmless To had
all apohccares and fancy goods dealers Sole agents.
K uOXENDEN 4 son. London. England
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
An Old Lady's Tramp.
Philadelphia Times.

Yesterday an intelligent, bright-eyed
English woman, who SAID she was "a
years old, visited police headquarters.
She said she had been residing at point
13S miles from Bangor, Ne, near the
New Brunswick border, Some time
ago she decided to come southwark to
see her children, who reside at Chester.
They sent her SOS, but when she re-
ceived it she resolved to pay off indebt-
edness incurred while she was III, and
so applied every cent OF it. Then she
made up her mind not to make any
further drafts upon her children's pur-
ses, but to traverse the entire distance
on foot. A little over three weeks ago
she set out upon her journey. This
she accomplished without molestation
on the way and with constant tokens Of
kindness from dwellers by the roadside.
Those who heard the pluckv old ladys
recital of endurance in the pedestrian
line were so pleased that they took up
quite a substantial collection and secur-
ed her transportation to Chester to re-
join her progeny.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
THF WARY TROUT.

Down in the deep
marx holes | keep,
I'D there in the noontde float aud sleep;
o. the hemlock log and the sprlnging bog,
And the arching aders lay incog.
The anglers fly,
comes dancing by,
R9; never moment it cheats my eye;
For the hermit trout
l. not such Tout
asto be by a wading boy pulled out.
King of the brook
No fsher's hook
FilIs me with dread of the swea,y cook
hui here lie,
And laugh as they try:
shall bite at their bait? No, no; not /.
But when the streams.
With moonlight beams,
sparkle all silver and starlight CLEANS,
Then, then look out
For the hermit trout
FOR he springs and dimples the shadows abol
While the tired angler dreams.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
4 Frequent but Fatal Mistake.

As the lrishman, who had inst landed and re.
III ed to pick up dollar, thinking TO 60 where
they were thicker" came 10 want. so those " hr
fancy that cough or cold will cure itself and 70,
fuse 10 use DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Disco
ny, often die with consumption. This gres,
remedy j. an unsurpassed pecioral aud blood
purifier 1t speedily cures cough or cold, anc
consumption IN It's early stages readily yields &c
IT, II has no known equal in controlling aud cur.
spg all scroiuions tumors. ulcers, and eruptious
some fancy because TIE DiseoUsry is ddrelTisei
% care q Dtds range o. diseases az cannot tUft
d6s. Now, let us see. suppose surgeon be
setting limb, could he not truthfully say lhat
his treatment would gradually overcome all faint.
ness, nauses, dizziness, weakness, and lameuess
Each symptom diftrsat, yet all dependent upon
me same cause. By his process the Golden
Medical Discovery cures many diseases though
All are dependent upon Impoverished blood, sud
general debility. Read the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser carefully. Or. Pterce's
method OF medication Is therein fully explained.
Mason 4 HAMLIN Cabinet Organs are
furnished, for cash. from $54 each, up
wards; every one being of the same
highest excellence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. CLARA ACADEMY

Chartered I" ishs), Conducted by the Sisters OF
,he urJer ~ ii, Dominic, Snsinawa Mound
Grant Co, MIS-
81. CLARA = ACADEMY is situated in the
!, southNest part Of the Stats of W scolsin
zen ZEN MUGS iron Gaena, ILL.,. and six mil ) from
huouquG Iowa. IL occupies one of the most
beautiful and picturesque sites In the states The
Erouhus are extensive. beautifully adorned and
thS ehufe surroundings breathe that air OF peace
iHl sccluSion which ever eNerts such a pcwcrful
'Huemce over the moral, physical nd intellectual
itV. Inc nullding Is heated 10y steam and furnish
ca with al modern improvements such as warm
and cold baths, etc.
For further particulars address
MOTHER SUPERIOR
St CARA Academy, SiuSnawa Mound
Gran. tO.u.S WIS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
COLLEGE.

HIGHLAND HALL, HlGHlANp rARK III
This elegant establishment for the education VI
Young ladies' viii begin Its fourth year sent H.
te's EQUIPPED Tor the best work IN the preparatory
and hshcr literary courses In music ART and eIo-
cuion. situation attractive instruction thorough.
Terms moderate. EDWARD L. WESTEN. fresT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
DR. SHOREY'S KIDNEY
INVESTIGATOR.

The failure OF action Of the Kidneys Is source
or many distressing diseases. and Induces Rheu-
mAtisni. equity affections rains in the back and
IONS. etc The following sym ptoms indicate weak
ness arising from = disortlcrei state OF tho i'd
heAk. indlsposltion 10 eAertion, loss OF power or
memory dimcuity In breathing, nervousness.
trembling, weakness OF vision ~akctuiness pain
In The small OF the back, muscular isssitude, hot
and dry skin, crup tons n face, pale compiler ion.
etc, 1udlcious ana prompt nse OF this prepare
Ton may lie relied upon 10 give tone to the org ans
restore their power AN remove tho symptoms.
For female diseases aud Irregularities there Is
remedy 80 reliable rs DIR SHoEEy's KIDNEY IN
NhsrlaAroR. u has been proven To he OF the
greatest value IN treating diseases Of the Urinary
organs, such as Hrghts Disease Non-rctention OF
lncontinence OF Urinc Irritation, Inflammation or
liberation OF the Bladder or kidncyA chronic
PROSTATE. Gravel or Stone In tho bi adder, Drops
zeal eling etc, for weakness Arising from
excess, indlscrrtion or excess IN either sex;
consumption. insanity and early mentsl and
physical decay IN young men and women
eau often hs traced 10 diseased condition,
Of tho Kidneys. .Fieshy. persons and per.
sons who are fond OF high living ana who force
the Kidneys to undue eGcrtion will derive grca,
beneht IRON an occasional use of SuOREy'a KID
MY INVESTIGATION. thus wnrding OF apopleI =
ana moro fatu symptoms Fun directions win
every package. Sold bt al druggists ONE DOL
LAR per bottle, Wholesale depots--S5 Cedar e.
New YORK; IL. Ellsworth 4 sons Milwaukee All
MORRISON, Plummer Co., Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO,

classical, Philosophical. scientific. Law, and Pre-
rsratory Departments; open alike TO ladies ana
gentlemen. fall rerm begins sent, 10. For infor-
nation addrrSsGAIGSHA ANDERSON President,
~ La Sale Street, chicago, ~,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

ORANGES are successfully cultivated
in the open air in Oregon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
OH! my III E::::: n q
rams In tie
BACK! 81; :: :; i: j:
- nary Organs.

Diabetes, Brights Disease OF the Kidneys Reten
Ion or lnconlinence Of Urine Nervous Diseases,
female Weakness ana Exce>scs; HUNTS
KHMEDh is prepared EXPRESSLY for these
diseases
From Rev e. g. Taylor. ID D.. Pastor First Bap-
tst Church:
PRovlpsNCK, X l., Ian. 4 1917 =
can testify 10 the virtue of HUNTS REMEDY
In Kidney Diseases from actual trial. having been
mncn benefited by Its use. r., q, TAYLOR
49, MINNEAPOLIS Mum, April /, iSIs.
WM, +, CIARkE.-Denr Sir: | saw HUNTS
REMEDY used IN "A case OF Uropsy with perfect
success. u1d not treat the patient. but four At
tending PHYS clans had given up the case as hope
feet snccts IS, and The patient we'll shah give
HUNTS REMEDY IN uropsica and Kidney Dis
eases. Respectfully yours.
.... - &. II, BLkCxKN. NJ. u,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

CD nnn a YEAR ;or intelligent bust.
%-sON(N/ ness men or agents New busi-
ness; light work Address. Co-orEEATivK A0sr-
CY. Il West St., Madison, Ind,
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Snfano- -9epsf6ett.
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ben t6aufeu biIteiu feuerte, obne jebod gliidli-
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