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The following telegram ", rece'ced th:s after
i,ss 1s sna e s fnsa Ell sss
uiackteei Chiefs. They promise to go north and
procure stolen stock, and Will. II tne5 cau, de-
The above refers 10 oo,raEes *at:h have been
committed during tho recent fAl! months, prfnct-
psllJ ~ the PIED tr3e OF ne Bsasktoos nat!oa. .
ritory into British territory They arc Thought 70
lie VI least 21J mteB north Of Gifted sa1ea taF3l"
tory. - -,...
Commissioner Delano gave an order to the fob-
lie rfntet fof the cEet ,IstA!acn: Of tauIs O. IN
come returns, tue Lunber o. Which VIII be
100000, and thc aQ0seRu;e oter seventeen tons.
AAMf OHDEK-
WASHINGTON IN ! aTTne President hss g.. d..
re4uning all military officers Tno have been on
Guty In tn1B and other cities for a term OF three
10 prepare detail OF The necessAry oncez Ia t1il
1he;r ptAces from those who have had q long term
OF teld duty on the frontier. There viii be, Of
Icing physically tncaraetated. from wounds nnd
osheI CAUSES, from Performing Held duty. The
object Of the order is to equaze the zeEcs Of the
suIOus ofncele BY ulyldtng thn desirable plaEe4
atnou2 Deserving men.
kkAorAL ASKED FOB
The removal ol GeheEa Hugh Ewing, our Ain-
!E:er at The Na2ue, Is asked toE on tue ground
that he Is Democrat, his RlTa5B been oIpp3cd
1oa Rcrubnccu administration, and Is not and
Leyet has been Resilient OF Kansas the St2te to
which he ts Accredited That his habits auut him
for the position. The kaulas delegation hare
ulrcady, press1ted papers signed bJ themselves
a1d Stale officers, aakinG for removal On the
three INST named EEouIds. They arc to see the
lTcstden. again. Ewing Is Supported By General
ANNOUNCEMENT rfDKR TIE NEW cESsus BiLl.
Western meMbeta are greatly exercised nser
tie proposed ap?o1t:oament under the Ctrsua
I'LL Several are engaged IN preparing speeches
showing the great tncqasltry between the East
ern AID Western States tn respect to the number
ui voters and representatives. There haa been
h3NTn&St0n pr .fDdHA which
brought up soon alter the assembling OF Con-
Ere4s, and large number are already On The
kpakiDg state 10 SPEAK 1or aad against tho I'LL,
III. uaIe, O. Maine, le8az The list, and viii make
LIS maiden effort IN o?poetron to increasing tho
4pmoeT OF REPRESENTATIVES., Or u1kltR tho A3p1E-
EoLEeht IN advance OF the completion OF the
4s toseu1a4ef General has been asked 10 fur
nl5n nc cpecsa! Committee on Navigation Inter
showing the Amounts paid 10 fore,rn ate.mshir
Ines for the conveyance OF pceao nnIs: niso tnSf
patd to American th'ps cunpg the same per1od.
lion Of ntattstleA- They +hov tnnt We hnys yir.
1ua!ly been engaged II the 2tatect,on OF Rr,tfth
Frcrch, and German inteFes,s, tnzsesd OF build.
Ing up our oKn. .-
Orders IRON the Secretary Of the Treasuyy for
gold eales and bond purchaser iof The month OF
January show that be will continue hts policy IN
1uodtned ehape, the fales OF gold authorized being
but four sEan1t ten maii.oua IN December, and the
purchase Of bonds but liz Against eleven milaonl
LAST month. The large amount dsbuEsed fok Interest
and reduction Of kht Kold ha!aoce tn the Treasury
as well ~ the conditlon Of the marke: doohllea!
Induced the naodlned action OF the Secretary
which, however, Is changed only In amounh no
IN principle -..7.. ...
TUE NEW YORK GoLp PANIC. .-..
The sub-commltsee On Banking and Currency
s'oDsp1Fscy, meet tn that city to-dRy 4ud Will en-
ccasos 10 Glove the!r examination this Heek.