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, 1880-06-12
Antl l,.,ry them all togetllcr,
10 tho lust long, limp tifl-frAthor.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Suicide Of n Man Driven Crazy by Trps.
rerlty-Lyilg Drunk will $i2,DuU i'll
Ills Pockets.
Nlc r'ufh Errninp Post, June Z.
Captain Wnr1 of the Twenty y-FprDnd Precinct,
entorbd police headquarters Mt Il o'ciaek to-t'ny
carrying bundle wrapped III rcsl III his hn,ltt.
1'lnuinp 1t up0n lite SHpcrintcnt1ent's pri.nto
desk, aud Antyiug TIA o,nls. t,a displayed $ta.uN
IN bank notes neatly tied tip In packages lib II
fresh from tho bunk. 1t had leon taken, i,e ok.
piancd. from II man who VIVA nitcstch lust night
md locked up IN tho Fnrty seventh Rtrcht stu
tton house, n1ltl this morning WINS found dca III
bis cell, having hung hin.sclf. Tho stnry rs It
WIS told hy tho Captain. mud Inter hy tho wife Of
William Zo,lsegor. a German t!n-roofcr. and
eo ns wfs essf ws tos feny hyt h
n the M Tsy yf happy
resttnr their Swings In real estate. Tho h,,s-
band was sober and h9rsl- working, ns1a hIs bus,
ness Prospsrsd Nnt long Pro ,hsy .letssmasd
wfe's nntnc. It ras sold. md thu prc... $,s 0n,
was .pa!$ in crisp lMt'k-lntes; Suddenly
illld did mt Know whit tu o with It.. At lc,,ath.
aKalnst tho Mlyitp ut Capt. Whr'. who wna tinker,
lnnfcy ut hnlllc locking itur III tl,ulr rAfe. Hut
tho sight Of tho money. for %hlei, ho hnd worked
nesaa s rnk aa absas hsof tre buzz
ness. On Wednesday night be came homo very
drunk. drove his Wife fro,n their house: gnl re-
JMssc the hight ut II nelEhbors house, listening
tn tho noise ereutcd lIy her cu:ngCh hLAhant taa
hg l'rfke picco nfter piece Of her cherished fur
nituru.
III tho morning when slIc returned her hms-
band % was gore. The sl:GD were Kt@'1o MET eoG. Sho
ice 10 arrcst hn % f1is ts4ok was casily so,it
mud he WIS fol lowed until lust nlEht frnhl ruin
shop to shop through tho warti. O!llecr OIL
f s na a @ 9oeks u ia Ssh1aG s5e" Ta
trnotctt tho nlcor'a attentlun fruln II titstnnee
fram biz js,ckot forlnti,lblc revolver nri
mined It ut h!'n With q drunken chal-
longo;; ifo was eas!ly d!sar1ned: however.
ilc was scnrchctl, tito $l.,0tN which ho had
carried for two duys md nixats in tho
Sest hn9S r VI n,'t lM o ute to " en S poek
o'clock thEs nnrt,tn1K tho prfsoner reused ponr-
mnn Wclttor a,yn ln,ld 'ltmand ts,r scno tring
tio,rrnn plsae.l lis coll he found him haiglng
from a,l Iron bur ,nnt!onlcss. lieIr was hastily
summoned, but tho NUN whs ,lcat'. The ,nAner
one, lie h'ld pulled ni his vest Of now stout
eth t!sd qee Ct t T!th the eIl Of 1 }&caet
had bcen speedily thokc,l % death;
tic Station. las;.iso 10 ciatM tlicsn.iey fnSnI Sn
her husbands person. The Captain, howevcr,
decided to deposit It ut police l,eattquArpra IND
ssns TO tGs coraner - ~ RSs ss. %cro S srs Ms
linger appenrc.! during tho morning and test!.
sd to 1 IT, hfbsnGs "t n,1ca pssrs /" h!s
Possessed Of mulch property, owning, g, H,',!nL1s ,s
WHIT 5 p4SsSy spsSt Z e. yns so 10 52s s o x IT,
tor,
, 1880-06-12
CHICAGO PREACHERS.

II tht E4ftof ~ 7Ae Chicago Tribune,
M1LwAuKEE, juno 1Q,-ln tho many years (
hnvo rsad 1'nE TaIHush, has0 felt groatly In.
tcblci fur tho able and Instructive &C rH,ona from
Ch!cngo pi1lplts which each wcak you hive given
to hundred thUusnnd rcaderB, You ran hardly
estiulato tho good you have thus Conferred upon
the public.
Last Sunday, bolns In your city attending your
Republican Convention, and stopping on tho
North 6il!e, 1waudorcd into tho no,lrcat church,
SURPRISING 1t to DO tho Now England conaroaa'
tLn;4l! Church, but which afterwards lcnFnc1 Ia
Uh!.y cnurch, whore Robert Oollycr 10 long
preached, was impressed at INST with tho su-
ilU beultty Dr tho church, 1is Utmost cxtranrt!.
ilHry perfection rs MI a,,ltortu,. md the slnall
thoiox filth, hid Intended to 70 IL au ortho:
ao1 eh,;tvh, ana a'ipposesl wa1 thore' shai1
In over forty ycars uf church. FoIpg, I have
rnrcly hoaEa siluh u sermon, ~ rich III Thought,
So perfect IL dieuon, a. rortetc, !, WITH r. 1nlot H.
.iot by tnlstAko th!s tina. however. an1 agaitl
wa4 my tntul.oot qIiokcnc,i, my heart warmed,
eMrrst @ x ,o1estlng, S,t% a stsaetlye dsooussss s
to which hkvo cvsr ilstelicl.
% 'Eyk hss che ts S9ans ,S
frlgnd Ut Emerson, Clark, and Hedge. and the
EtsEia ts tItb; III. hss hs ha com CONS Of. west % 10
Atteld Unitarian Convention ~ AX own city,
ap f. raca for ht sp ~ Gas{s p ta nity Ghn1sa !F.
pron,lsluE OF tho younger mon OF that donotna.
havo thts to say, that from bis sermon could
mt tlelcrinIno his church oonneosion. whether
orthxins of M psj hut thHt p1eant for s.9 th4s y
lMDru. work ut tlNbe llAeflIlnuns; htlA th4t, II
ho s!,nil settlo IN Chicuxo hs Will call nbalt him,
~ prof. Swing hus dune, thu be4s heada u1d
hfaF op t asx!,x e,sS ,S aoh would boduy sbank
fn yS ws n. s.t yera Haaav tuG ns asoGFs Y se
fk,64g min ltr6,N
, 1880-06-12
BEPPO.

Why nrt thou sad. n,y neppn7 nut last ovc.
lfcrc, ut my foot, thy dcar hcn!' on my brenst,
llcanl tho1 aay thy hcArt could no moru grioyn,
Or feel tho Ulleu cnnuf or unrest.
Whnt troubles them Am I not all thEno own
40 long sought. 10 sighed for, and M loarS
And do | not llv0 but fDr th9s llnnuY .....
"IhoH hIst sten LflTH, tV9t0M tDvcI Mst Utdr'S
Well. what of TINT? I,nst year Is na.,Rht to mo-
"rla HwAllnwEti In tho sTEiii Of the past.
Art thou not ElHtl 'twN8 [p,D AIt} mt t1loO,
Whose brief, bright luy III that Krcat gulf wna
cast?
Thy day Ia nil bofotc thoa. Lot no cloud,
l{prD, In tho vGry tnnrn Ut our delight.
Drift np from Glfstlut tunciGLl skies, tn Rhroud
Our run uf love, wh0sD ralnlu0 IL 80 bright.
"Thon nrt not flrst"f My, md he who would
bp
nofoNts his own henrts dearest p,,rpoae thon.
No trliUr truth WIS ever told to tl.cu:
lF1o tas torcd nsost, t'e best cG1l l0pe dJ1tr.
lips. that havo sa!d II loyo thoo," know full
Tho monning of tho words; and henrts respond
Maro fully 10 tho lnnElo Ut Lfva's spell
Who know tte awoetS by hHrlng once been fond.
II Llppo-or not ho alnne-hns tn,tght
Tho nrt. thAt plouso theo, whorufuFo art thou
Since Ill ny vast loyc.1oro to thoc is brought,
Look up aud sln!o, my l3oppp, and l!c Gls,l!
ELLA WMEkt4klL
, 1880-06-12
IsADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!

PERFECT PUN0ATlvEs, SOOTHING APHnIst
ENI3, AOr WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
uELIAnLE, AND NATURAL In
THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for Calomef.
Perfectly tnstoluss, elegantly eoRsed with
aWeat xuHl, p,lrgs, rcgtAtG. purify, clunDse, and
streuYthen. ltsdWHy'k PILLS for tho cure " AA
dlsosdura Ut tho Stomach, Liver. noW1ls, KID
Cousi!gstion. costlyo,ess. lG,!!xesti9n, Dyspso.
Ilowela, lllrs, Ana all aarangemgnn of th9 ttt-
tornal Vsurr1l. WarrHntutl to ssiEct u pasltIva
cure. Purely vegetable, ,CDutAntpg no InaeDufy,
mineral, ur Ieletcrt0us drugs.
~ -UG4eryu thu following BylnptoHls rcdulti1H
frun Disorders ef tue nKnattfo 0rKHlls!
=. .Colstipai!on,, lnwnr1 piles, Fui!nets @ o. tha
a III ths ed AsiI.iy Il = ra G9 stsS1a ti,1
1t weight Ia ths Stan.a0h, so..r Es1iutAtlona,
slnkLlKs or Flutterlnga IN the ut Of the hini9-
ach, Bwltuin!ng of tho lIead. llurris4 and llita-
cult hrpAthinE, FIutterfng III tho Heart, chok~
ing or BuRucullHg Sensations when IN
lying posture, IlNtA pr WGba ltfAre the
slKht, Fuypr aul nll pniu IN the !leaa, nntsnlun.
" Of lyrspirauon, yclnwness nf ne skln 4as! 4na
Fluxhes Of Heat, Hus!ltng in tho Flesh.
A few dusGa Ut Railways Pills Will fTee thA
synteln fFNn, AtI tho ah0vu.nAineA llsardess,
PRICE Is EENIa PER l3uX.
GOLD HY DRUGGISTS.
Rend "FALSE AND TRUN."
w. III i SASSsk s''ss t'fs esoR Hs ai'd"ailsF
farinformstion worth thousands viii ba saat
yGu.
, 1880-06-12
OHIO COAL-htlNlNG TROUBLES.

oFtNHk AH1fstV1i0tHf6 ~ ARE %WCaVo
SAiiSEvILLE, O.. June s.-During the past
few days your correspondent has had ex-
ccllcnt opportunities for Investigating the
mining troubles in this State. Interviews
havu been Ind with miners, operators, and
citizens, and considerable information was
gathered which cannot fail to be OF interest
10 the public III general. ....-
For mars tllnn week the mlnes In this
SECTION hayc been idle. and vet no strike Ia
IN progress; and several pcraona, who ought
to know nil nf,0nt the situation, say tlat there
probably. Will not be any real strike. 1t Is
quite prnbuble that the miners do not want
any difficulty OF that kind, md the whole cf-
fort Is for compromise. The ostenstb!e
CAUSE OF the cessation Of work Is tho fuct that
the operators dnsira to innke a cut Of 10 conlH
per t"t, for tntning. AZ the time when the
sope4atrs % D. a a; aIv,see c the s priee of fnn,nF @
from M crnt*, Which they hal nAlu during
the llartl times, 10 y cents. But !sttly there
l'ts been snrt uf gtns ~ the market, and the
operators have deemed 1t NECESSARY 10 cut
the price dawn to 20 cents per ton.
When the determination Ut tllB operators
wis announced. the miners quietly quit Work
1nr consultation, hnA to ascertain whether
cut, And thus the inatter rests at tho present
writing. III conversation with. miner, the
following Information was derived:
strjke o1 kna 'f oy OF ,t ie ef e ats at5 To- 20
aek 70 70 l,Ga5 the old nrse tt i w. etl hfp
~: IT, le't Hnu li'ese 1s !a!khay i.t,e II ~ a iUe
to toy work Or = yeFy ltaFl, ard, to DO our best VIC
caa' nkG M a.inost , mot,,ag ,,od nm, nina IN
.,a!..;; ,ii9~ many tons can gooa man NINE III
Ha2} A.. teal.
L., I'll I'll tlaal aetsnus snalrely Mp1M 't.e .t auCk
H. HH5 nm'G oo.le uafJ ~ VII W sa."s ,,,n,,
, WIZ nStGs Lnal ytcs Mhfe ~ t,o. ,,ava
" My 5H s1" i 9I d5Gv r XIII p tev s nsc iii
TScePL @ tat when Gsss oyer Iie l1h1 M sG,vu aa
H umai t. y ~ ~ .ns Mtien , VI ,,ni III ntc!c
@ I'LL - uae tnaiaA aAMlst MMtf'l W. atan.i ,fost
W. Wnen H. tl,iie coeS. aou IiaHe nenn4"oons ",
lnu ii1tne Tx, NY. A"sms., Mhssnt It'. Ie t. In
vo, mIfe i eara SnGi's!s ,,;l a ~ y, A. oo
soa tsny susie th II WI Go9 o;t om n ur,oes
tbcr u so,nctsg ~ n,'n I11o. aot ts in,a
T hTEieeal business pslWSen HOY .u ue1t.
insIe ~ no use " talKlhf, t' ~ a nMtLMse
nil ~ VI US. ~, W. 4ollt, Gct nnftlInx
,"s 1o ut s1nl an ~ nai ana ye' !, y 1 ao aor aS
,nue @ !,o ~ Or ~ GYMS as t i'tV tp. " ,.mt Hn
s5n Sec 1l'y ie"Sh Wy W. Ss' ri -, ~ ,.i,intr sI
'hls 4 X !" a. .,.o a,r,,,, ,,,,,
10 YOU eSpcct tlat we Auggust stf9ks VIII
ollne the opcrhtnls 10 l1t'let
!. ~, ~ hl' inealla IS cMtIted omt y
Il Is 1sileioa, mere can nn no aoApl aponl IT,
H. WI sta ene ~ o tne se1y y ie sn Wme ,t eg VIII sn
.si,o, ,eI ssneK i nI &C. con- Is HGns mem 1u that a
We WIZ shod ne e without IN
tef.r11ptson:m ,u,,,, .,o.,,o, ,...,.,. t.,
the price Of coaI, wilt It not?"
H., Int uenHuns NJ. ontlle!y upon tle leIstn ~
lile sLItke' Il tle men Riia tie oEeFatoIs pntt
mt9 G!tty, y,, a stah f GIt LOT @ tong elac, ,,a ~ -
, 1880-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS,
low TIE MAN OF MENTOR stAN1LED ELO
OUENCE IN MAINE.

uOW TIE MAN OF MENTOR stAN0LED ELO-
pt,pateh ] to Cincinnati % E,,o.,rr,.
Cnrnvnt,s' u. lime i)'-As flem. Uarfsll Ia
now tlo oy,,osnro of thu Nation. tbo foIiow-
chnrlie and 1onp M john Is worth II 0, reneatnr w
In fact, Il wouid not bo Ind eycn II tho srh-
3oct ~ !, o1 ,,nt ,oa,, ~ ,,n;nn,o, f,r nrost
dent Of tic United States. During tho Noted
' iisio a lis par,y ua III il Tu at State o ye Were
,sSiuroI ont ~ tho,r ho,ts Can " naraSl1
WIS called OIL for help. Nichols. the
long-horcu apostle OF tho tlarl-M0nuy
IAngue, also lla,l a contract to work Ills Jaws
and llncs IN tho rtuo-Trce Stntc. (;ornultI
anu Nlchols, at me opening OF tlo can'pafg1l'
became guests Of Hannibal unmlill. and were
booked fur speeches. oil tho salno evening to-
gct!or, Early tu tl,s day OurtIold wanted to
) S a ~ M nsD' Ga's nHt ths sys yen9rnS nn i, o1
mi ;ns,s,a. -, trn,tt,,e i,,.' nrn"nH tm,.n' ~
An nfiSr,,.r VI nvfi,i ill.,, Nv ~ thn r,,:
Ynnkecs wjH cullctl to inaspeet tic iHw ar.
rival nnll mike hjs ncnlNintnure. Late In
tll0 afternoon Gnrlteii broke nway. nni
iloor .,.ssishsu to I HI,l,sctf amsl NlcjioIs%. % XM
Ionr afterwar,l tle n handsonie NIcisois also
1rs ln }neH }Ms RtHiIi TX t',,a,ca .inn,,p,Hs 70,
tle lonE:stiTerMg puorio Of Mnino. As he
entcre.i tic iniat Muarten Of Himself and
Garfield lin rfeh car,M,t ,fnndnn"i III fnnf.
steps, aid his cnn,,ni,Inn hatl no knnw,rdao
Of [Is cnmImp II n rec"ss ~ thc rno,, ~, ~
STOOL sNt Gcu. (1arilelti The Trfunvir had
ake rs ,nt az i mckstl "ro,y iu snva a. %ss ~
yrry aIi,royintei MD cl0s,ti;itinr itntinr- IN
shit, lffs fnra ,vas rInti,ra viii n
majestic look, bit lit tilo tirapery con. =
excnsiyciv II, i,Is ,ciI I1 hau, Sinn tiariioI,i
cla sontc ,,ai1nsaFpi. III III hs % Tiet ,; Vas . 1nised
sse,nr i" 'H " rIvfa I!fa, ia ea ntentIoS III sSes
nbout 100s1 r"omom NJ .''H iInH hMpom MO- ~ friitn9 NO.
his iN,ani.,ury am,iimmco % II sweiiiuvy ~ ca.irmnae
crss ot Tia W"r1 G s ~ 'n go,MI't t1 .Fown sS,s
hts iult w1t1, n M rcso,1niIn~ ~ sla, ~" h,,Ihnns
part OF his nnatov AMI Srp,, osmp @ 'a"@o HIVE
far i ut1ch Tno niiH nm.inT ON" n tt'e aesi,ro
made Sichols ~ Ia"s : j, Md tae % orsstosieal stst
s On ea Ms hs ~ ,,no, n S; ~ is ~ ~ eEn y t0
mosnuifn ~ ~ y, ~ t'o'os9"pi' " tao
'M s,,nr.,s., t"Aeu VII l'lo sllol.
'o"'iass In sourll oAnol1NA AT TUE DE-
so,<,' rEAT .ts,r,tas,t3! ns oiLaSr, Is.sE<,.,o,
Oyanu, OyEWu,q}N!l1A, ), y, JWne p-fle defeat OF
Goh among tic negro iIl,ssas throughout
Garii"i,i Ta .t ntttu ~ nH;ia..n.!ut ;Ia. M ~
tha viii. VII Ifns os1iIM 6S4'eitmt t .suvH H at'rta
lumhin III iItG,ntGAs.a. Iat 1Ho ,sdssuoa " 49,.
scale fnr 't ,a,,ra nann taepn1na,,s ,,s ~ s4u.a
se,,.n mH Wllsl tic wires Drought the lnteill-
sTa,ys,a H ui n,s !glsolil!ioua unlent, the duSky
, 1880-06-12
CONTENT.

] nit and think.
Wh!IB bright Htnrs blink
Anil flt!u awny,
Aud far-1E Rkltsa
Ii, crimson dyes
Announce tho day.
As In n dream.
Tho moments seem
10 fly Aptcei
like rivers How,
Ny fat,Ges 70
In Wildest race.
secm to gnze,
Ti,r.' M[sty llazo,
~ f.lr-pif hours,
When unrsa WGrD light,
And hnpes ns bright
Aa SliMinct-n0werS,
Just as Of old,
The hArt Gf gold
i.lXht up the sky,
And nIor1lingh tlntvn,
And tllcls nrg loril-
Alaa! to de-.
Aswhcn child
aNt A1ld stntlti,
Content to whit.
7 cnrG llnt n0W
With anxious brow
TO know my fato.
My pulse will stand
At llIs t:nnlI!l11id
Who life tns seut3
"Tis In Ills uurp
To tHko or sparo-
NM coatGnt ...
LIMA, O., Juno I, 1Ss0. a. 8. k1MnAlI..
, 1880-06-12

In a recent letter In L.es MoMl<%, Or, G0yard
calls attention to tho encouragement given In
tho FsoiIch army tu a,uokinz ~ tho fact that
tho knliEsrs are supplied with tobacco from thu
altion that 4 IL oxeluslvey for theIr, pwn, Gnu.
sumption: tho sx:u os exrhnuFo of thls iobaoco
alargo number Ut oasus thAt tho n0u:dmokluE
youth WIN pnteFs the army becomes y sn9ktF,
III 0Ftlor not 70 loso tho advantages tho state
that so!diurs should havo tho option OF taking
an equivalent for the tohaooo In provisions Or
ll extra pay.
, 1880-06-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

Of Dr. Railways uld established It. Il Il. Reine-
dies than The bAse aud worthless limitations Of
thuu, vs. thero Eulse lteaolyents, itolltfs aud
lillA DO surn anu usk It,r lIauwAyB, al,d $50
that the manu- " "Natway"l Is On what YOU buy.
, 1880-06-12
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nifty cent2.
Thurv IL mt rotneLlul nXcnt IN this world that
will ctlro Feror aud AX,lg and nll other halati-
Gus, lsilious, Scartet, TyIh0i.l, Yellow, and other
favsra fnItleti ty RAILWAYS PIIIa, 80 quickly
o. AADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-06-12

Now York fAsller kills the oxbha &c. worm
by sprink!iu2 tho planta with uomlu.i, back
Isl pInnts,-s,metiInrs previously Aprlnkllng
With soap auds from tho weeks washing.
, 1880-06-12
CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs and Tuborculous Phthisls, Scroi,1-
ln-SyphlI0d Discusses Washing, Degeneration,
pngc OF Wntcr instantaneous relief nfloedcd
whero cathetcrs huv? been used, titus doing
instfurnensA,. dI.solvlng stouc 10 tho nladder,
and In all cascs Ut
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-09-10

The Indian train last loaded at
Caldwell was compelled TO pay pri-
ccs varying from % TO 80 per cent
higher for work done in the wheel
wright and blacksmith line than
has ever been paid before, and fully
that much above Arkansas City pri-
ccs for the same work and the
gentleman in charge of the train
wa- assured by citizens of Caldwell,
that the prices charged were cxhor-
bitant and above those charged res
idcnts.
The trains sent from this Agency
pay cash for repairs and supplies,
ON presentation of bills, and care
VIII be taken TO hayono work done
by any one who would charge an
Indian one cent more than hc would
a white resident OF his ncipthorhood
and +, rs a short sighted policy
which lhus drives cash customers
TO other localities, and for Dc sakc
~ 'ho t"an.or IU" +" c"odtcd
lotlrtn nho o}ow,up',i H.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-09-10

Mr. J. II. Scgcr made a trip over
the Darlington TT. Elliott mail route
the latter part of last month, his
business being 10 set things 10 right
and pay off his employees ON the
line. lie found everything running
as well as could be expected. Buck
boards run regularly three times a
week each way, and passengers can
get very comfortable, quick and
cheap conveyance. 4
The Indian trains both arrived
before noon Yesterday, at least one
or two days ahead OF what anybody
expected. The trains together num-
bcrcd Scycnty-SiX wagons and the
loads were the heaviest ever brought
to the Agency. Much credit is due
to My-rs Woodard and Beard for
the efficient management which
they both displayed.
George Washington's white wife
left him one day last week for
more congcnial partner. Now don't
accuse George OF getting mad and
swearing and threatening to kill
somebody. He did nothing of the
kind, but took another and ne be-
licves, better white woman in her
stead, and in three days was as com
fortably fixed us if nothing had
happened.
Curly, one Of the most enterprise
ing and progressive OF his tribe, died
at his home ON Tuesday of last week.
His death spreads mantle of sor-
row over both whites and Indians.
He was truly on the road to civiliza-
lion, having thown aside the Gus
toms and supersttions Of his thibc.
and adopted the white mans dress,
manner and method of gaining
livelihood lie had built him a com
Portable house and worked, lived
and thought as a white man. He
had adopted the Christian religion
and did all he could to Christianize
and elevate his people. Among all
tho Indians here, none could have
crossed the Mystic river whose de-
Ipartme would have occasioned 50
much real sorrow
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-09-10
LOCAL NOTES.

bdNC NtCIl (lIlN StINOIl.
f. W. Tieman is putting up Il kiln
of brick for the Military at Reno.
This part has been favored with
splendid rains of late.
Mr. Stiliwell is at present butch
cring for the Agency.
Charley Campbell is II success at
painting-as far as be can reach.
\ new cistern has been pat down
ut the .Arapahoc school building.
y new fence has been commcnc-
ed around the Arapahoc gardens.
Mrs. Mumphry Johnson died at
her home on the Canadian on the
9th ult., Of consumption.
y new corral has been built for
the use of the Arapahoc school-it
Is provided with good well.
Hayirg ia about over, and the
grass though thin ON the ground. is
of good quality.
The Cheyenne school opens out
in full blast with ninety children
enrolled.
Miss Ila Williams is teaching at
the Cheyenne Mission, in the abb
scncc of one of the regular teachers.
Mr. Fox came iu from Caldwell
last Monday, bringing down a load
of fruit.
Mr.. A. II. Nichols repaired the
plastcring Of the Cheyenne school
building
Mr.. J. Miller, Go. |, 10th Inf, is
glazing the windows and skyIights
of the comnisSary.
Mr.. Stuart left this morning for
Caldwell to bring young cheyenne
who is returning sick from Carlisle.
Agent Miles telcgraphs that his
party arrived vt Carlisle on the 9th
inst, all in go"d health.
The beef ISSUED during the last
two months has been of good quail
ity, and the Indians have been well
fed
\ hakcr and an Industrial teach
or for the Cheyenne schools will
come with Mr.. WoodaIol, from Ar
kansas City,
Phil Putt mas taken out several
damaged seats and put in as many
new desks in the Arapahoc school
rooms.
Mr.. O. J. Woodard is in charge Of
the indian train which went for
commissary stores to Arkansas City
thc latter part of last month.
Rev. Beard is chief Of the train
that went to Caldwell lately. Rev. b.
is practical man and will make
his work felt among these people
Mr., c. NJ. Keller is the architect
of the Government hay ricks lately
put up. He deserves credit for do
ing Il good job ~
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thrown from Il horse, is now able
to work.
Newspaper advcrtieing promotes
trade, for even in the dullcst times
advertisers secure by far the largest
part OF the trade
Mr. 4. G. Williams has gone out
to look at the country between Fort
Elliott and Wichita Falls, Tex, with
a view TO locating a cattle ranch
somewhere in that country.
Neal, an Arapahoc boy, died at
Carlisle short time ago He was &
good student, and in the manual la.
Dor department, was employed il
the printing office.
One of Big Mouths daughters
died on Thursday of last week. This
is the third member of his family
who has died within the present
quarter.
Mr.. Shaw brought in load ot
corn the first Of the week, which
was sufficiently matured to crib
Thc.corn is good though not large
yield.
The known business sagacity OF
the men who advertise in the TRANS.
PORTER is of itself one of the best
recommendations the paper could
have as an advertising medium.
Mr.. Cloe, M aged gentleman and
~ faithful worker, who has been foi
several years in the employ of the
Quarter Master at Fort Reno, died
Yesterday morning.
Mr.. Haincs, who kept the second
/ stage ranch north OF here for some
time, has sold out and moved tC
! Caldwell. Mr. IT. was very accom-
modatin@ ranchman, and travellers
viii miss HIM very much.
Newspaper advertising is the most
energetic and vigilant of salcsmcn
addressing thousands each day, al
/ ways in thc advertisers interest, and
ccasclcSSly at work seeking custom
crS from all classes.
Rev. e. Beard and wife, of tlr
/ Quaker church, and Rev. Haurry, o
the Mennonite church, are stationed
here as Missionaries. We shall try
to get the run oftheir appointment,
and inform our readers.
We call attention to the new adj
vcrti*cmcnt of Schitfbaucr Bros. il
III this issue. These gentlemen have
two houses, one at Arkansas City
and one at Hunncwcll, and are do
ing splendid business.
Agent Hunt passed through thi,
/ place ON the first inst. Ell route foi
the Wichita Agency. He was re
turning from the States whore h,
had been ON business connected
with his office.
Mr.. Oh. Woodland, who has charge
Of Il large Indian train, writes from
Arkansas City under date Sep. I'll
! tint Aonnt NIilrs and nnrtv lnf
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