The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

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DAKoTA--A special correspondent now at
Fort Bufofd, writes under date OF June l. that
Sioux Indians are on the War path; There Is
lod oes rendez yoused within ten niles of Fort
Berthold. and the numbers are being daily in
creased 1t is said to be the intention Of the
muster two thousand warriors, There seems
to be q universal spirit of hostility among all
Sioux upon the Missouri. The Chiefaof the
27th ult., to. his hostile braves, telling them
that war has been declared, and that every
one of the Sioux chiefs you'd stand by the de-
cision Of me Iounc ~. T, tue Rsrthnid
Iaoni ts - snen. nf tbs oraning hossilities.
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! POLITICAL. .-' -
| The Delaware State Democratic Convention
| mat on the 1ith. Resolutions were passed hit
\ tariv denonncnu Grant and the thirteenth,
SouIteenth and ffteenth amendments. aud
/ csIItn q for strasoht Democratio ticket. The
tt,o 1os,, "s INA m"ne;nstsd Hendr;cEa Tor Gov
srT,- The Democratic Conventiona Of the
soiIow;nc states have Instructed their dele
aatss To- favor Greeley aud brown indiaua.
Vermont. south Carolina, Missouri, Kansas,
fowa Fiorida sends deleeates q minority pt
Wham are pIedred In favor of the acceptance
4 az the C,;neinnSM nomineea. The Labor Re-
form State Executive COMMITTEES Of Tom messed,
I have agreed pom state Gekee-Sonni y.
brown, Tor GovernerS AanseW yos. - ~.
4 gres.man ct large: Inc hepnoncan .S IN OsS-
gon nave masonry Q. aoEu. on a., as;.ia'
and . majority on JOINT DaiioS IN i'oe Aeslsi@-
ture. -, e ..., ..- -. f,n g.. .4.. 80.
ENGLAND. .,. v.-s.. .,..
Tho International boat race came off on the
rr,,.. 10 tha 10TH the EngIish crew winning
anSeI I Sn twsntv lenpths. The Treaty. OF
. Washington muddie seems 70 % "a laI IRON
solution as ever. The Commiss,oners OF DOLE or
Governments have gone to Geneva, where the
meeting is to take place on tho 10th. 1t /:
probable that the meeting WIN pc postponed
8 for several months, IN order 70 8tye Time io
action on the supplemental article. = 49,
FRANCE. ....-..r.
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Inc Assoo ~ a.',,s I'll, &c., 800 mad
s. - sd 81 ths tarm If servioa ON ave T.
u nIDs W nd wben this failed TO reduce
Tn four years Theirs opposed both proposi
Il tions and they consequently were defeated o.
>. large majorities. The turnout at tne rrehc
a races at Paris was immense, ana the gaiet
"a equal to that before Gne war. 1nae.s, win ~
70 wife, the Prince de Joinville ano Gsns. no no
ID and Cissey were present, VIII nearly az Sn
'e prominent members OF the DlPiomstio poo
1t and q great throng OF distlngulsheo person
,e in splendid equipaRes. Iihe. race vas We
20 easily by Cremorne, winner OF Iae gefoy, VI ~
IT, nrth oh hi ~