The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-03
TELEGRAPHIC.

Agent Daniels writes TO the depart
ment under date of March Goth, from
the Red Cloud agency, Wyoming terri
tory, rs follows: would respectfully
inform the department that Lone An
telope, one of the hostile chiefs Of the
Minnesota Capos, a band OF Sioux, with
sevcnty-five lodges, ARE reported to have
just gone into camp on White river.
with the Sioux of this agency; also
that Sitting Bull, No-Neck and Four
Horns, chiefs of the Umcapappa band Of
hostile Sioux, are in camp at Bear
butte, four days march from here. on
their was to this place. Sitting Bull
and bis party remained there to hear
from these Indians. l have sent them
tobacco and clothing and asked them
to come in, and assured them of the
good will of the government. IL seems
advisable that steps should be taken to
secure the friendship of these people.
considering their importance in con
nection with the Northern Pacific rail-
road.
TRENTON, n. j., March 3i.-While
the funeral services of Rev. Father
Meaklin were in progress this morn
ing a noise created the impression that
the gallery was giving way, and there
Immediately ensued a fearful panic. In
the rush for the exit, women and chill
drcn were tramplcd beneath the
crowd. which became immovably
wedged about the doors for about ten
minutes; meanwhile the women and
children were being pulled out by
stalwart men. and many presented a
shocking sight. Great excitement was
created: ladders were raised to the
church windows, and people thereby
taken out. Many of the clergy, of
whom some twenty were in the
church, jumped out of the windows
and went to the front door and an
nounced the safety Of the building. but
without avail. Soon. however, the
fears snbsided and the services were
resumed. The cracking noise had
emanated from the kneeling board.
BALTIMORE. Maryland. March 20
The southern bound passenger train
on the Northern Central road. due here
at 9 O'Clock this morning. arrived he
hind time owing to detention by seri-
Gus collision. which occurred between
8 aud 9 O'Clock last night at Liverpool
station. about twenty-cight miles above
Harrisburg, where the road makes
sharp curve among mountains. Two
freight trains met At this point on the
same track when = fearful collision
took place. Both engines were shat
tered. and the ears came crushing in
to one another in general wreck.
The fire in the furnace of both engines
scattered. and was quickly commune
Gated TO the ruins. and very soon some
Al -.
Gliding spirits and other combustible
merchandise. were wrapped in flames
and consumed The fireman belong
ing TO Dim Cannon. Penn, and another
man, name unknown were burned.
WASHINGTON. March 29.--There has /
vet been nothing definitely determined I
BY the postmaster general in relation
to the arrangements of the government /
abou, the postal car service. The mat !
ter will probably be officially deter /
mined upon the return of Sup-rintend- .
ent Bangs. The result viii! he an
nounced on Monday
VIM. II. Claigeti, late delegate for 1
Montana. has been appointed special 4
counsel Of the general government TO /
investigate the alleged frauds against 4
the Indians i'm Montana.
PARSONS. Kansas, March 3l.--Infor- 7
ma,io,. reached here to-day that the /
BODY Of the brother Of Senator York. I
had been found in the " Gods two miles /
west of Usage Mission He had been I
shot aud hi. body concealed in some
thick bushes. This makes seven per-
sons missing. and it is supposed that
they were all murdered between Usage I
Mission and Independence within the
past six months.
CANTON. Miss. March 2s.-By a
hurricane to-day. the track of which I
" as about 100 wards wide. 20 houses
were destroyed. causing loss Of $iU.- /
600 Only one life was lost, q negre 4
women. About fifteen persons were
injured, none Of them seriously, how /
ever.
New York. 30.-The bound Of gold 1
to lIs ~ to-day causes great excite /
ment. bordering on a panic. No fail /.
ures have vet been reported. but il 10
believed that unless the excitement IL 4
checked aud the marke ri steadied, some
will necessarily occur.
DEwEs. Del. March "a violent 4
storm prevailed here to-day and the 4
brig James Hull. which va. bearhed, !
was thrown bv the gale oa her broad
side. Six Of the wrecked company ,
were dashed In The rigging. one Of
whom was drowned.
WAsHfSsTox. March 3i---Tke re- I
mains Of the late RcAr-Admirai Mont /
gomery were inferred ut Oak Hill GEN. 4
esery to-day. There was . large at 4
tendance Of officers 81 the navy
New YORK. March 3i.--Tbe death Of 1
Mrs. James Gordon Bennett 10 an
bounced BIZ cable dispatch ~ having i
occurred this morning At koen,gssein. 4
SaXoDy.
BERLIN, March 2s-The Worth Ger !
man Gazette, Official, reiracts the asis- (
Gle published some time since. ridieui- (
ing the inaugural address VI President