ANOTHER ATTEMPTED Htouway opurov Sbarn
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ANOTHER ATTEMPTED HIonwAY RoBBEnY.--Sharp
Hslsey, a colored man about ~ years OF age well
known IN this vicinity as a Chicken hucksiern was
busiy assaulted and nearly murdered on the causeway
between New York and this city Saturday night last.
netween ana ~ O'Clock lie had been 10 New York
10 dispose OF some stock and returning home and
when shout three miles from Newark struck VIC.
ieny W The head with large stone afterwards found
IA his wagon which elied him 10 the ground, and the
wagon passed over him, Ore of DIR David d. Days
teams coming Immediately siter, s supposed prevent
e. me ropoer or robbers, from taking any thing from
hin although he hai money with him. He taken
up and conveyed to his house in this city, and physi
Gun being sent tor was found that his scalp badly
cut by the stone finger smashed that had to be cut
on and his tnghbone broken This set and the pa
tent is doing we'll could be expected considering
his advanced sge and the OF his injuries Sharp
s native OF Morris county aud was born IN slavery but
his master, after he had grown up. gave him his
freedom and as he was always sober steady man. in
lew years he acquired snug farm by his industry and
and his earnings still belonging to the esateno
numssion papers having been given to him. But tho
people OF the took the matter in hand col
leccd adavs Of the frequent declarations of his
deceased master that he had set him Free glad
to him doing WELL 60. and laid his before
tablshug his liberty, and confirming him the title and
possession oi his property y--NtWark .ddo, Oct. 90


MELANCHOLY News FROM THE WEsT-WEsT-
PORT (ao.) Oct LIST, 1915 u arrived last night in
company with Major Cummins. from the Kaw village.
On arrvel them In m ost deplorable sita.


on having lost in the weeks some e5 Of their
men and women and, the Indians informed us ler-
hSPs double that number of younghey did not pretend
10 count infants The air wns perfectly puIid they
bury their dead on top OF the ground only laying few
sod or loose stone on the top. Bathing the
principal remedy excepting some secret humbuggery
that some pretending juggler resorts to- calling him


Big Medicine Nscobdga, such as blowing, burning, &c.
Ihey futher informed na that their all dy


Ing, having lost great many They are taken by swell
ling under the Ghost, which continues until they die
ana they further say that they find great many deer
dead ON the praires. also coous which die in tho
same way as their horses For the horses
they have remedy for supplying their losses by rob-
Ding The traders and emgrants. They raised of
consequence having been overhown last spring Those
who sre well enough are all starting for the Buffalo.


Tne object Of the visit to pay them their last
nuitv would recommend every trader passing through
the country to lie on his trail rope