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New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

AIKMASon wednessy morning June 10 Sarah widow Of the ss
Robert AismI the oslh year VI her
will be held residence No p Tompkas
place Brooklyn, on FRIDAY In lnst al Ia e4oet p IL
BEAA-In Louion Sunday May H. John Bean, IN hs Ah
Funeral services St Goshen Saturday 18Th INST =
Ere RAILWAY leaves Sel.J -Ilna g. osS
aud Chsmbers-st ~ returning l;i5 and 5;io p n
GRIFPrTr-June DR. Charles hses
EHIA Of wm L. GRIFFITH 10 her S9Ih y-AS
Fuday evening O'Clock a. West THIRTY srsss
H0RNBR-On Tuesday, June g. 1874, hr James Homer
from hs ate redenee rwvnysnast fn1sy ss-f
June ~ Il o'clock
Albany and Buffalo papers please copy
mother. Thurshv nori1x
June TO- Charles ". 6Oth OF hls
innds 10 bis naera from
formed Church Gresnve, SATURDAY June ID ocosa
pm E8zf- SSsSri-s--
A Norton widow VI he Rev. Hsn.a sOs. Ton "
be-
Puner., PresbysensS Church Orange J..
SATURDAY Jane l3
s-suel n Paruy IN T5h y-sr her
To. funeral 81 Anss
Cburcn s,s-hIHdod thirty and St Aanssve, -
Pra.y m5rs'ss fs O'ciOes, l2Sh iBst
sMTrH-ou June 10 late readeuee srsh r. ssh
" M H. bmsh
The relatives q the family members Of Atlantic ls Va
respectfully attend At 100 Es len'ssA -
Puaa, Jane 10 At l2is e'eoct. Issnneut al NooaasE
Pen Yau and Peststhl pspefs pleas, copy
swIPT-At Mention. France April - John LsAin s-n D..
S ] s.rSe. Gill be held a. hi. 81 Psyesss rsrs
s,racuse On SATURDAY.. June i3 at , O'Clock p n
VAN Burlington J. weassss.y ne i.sn & ms - -
7osh year d bis age
wLsoN-or evening 10Th S pesrcpses"e'h Ssssa VI"
of Jothan Wilson sgsd o. yean. y msnhA . ,,.. - -,
on SUNDAY st2p n ss rr''senre ssh'f'srsA.
between sinsh end reasb-sves
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

sor- City jail . chser Of 6runteosess - W. -
n1essd ssjosde By hssnss In sts cell Yesterday
DIR. z. g. Grain who has been m lsu ~ osis
Lake City for dsr charged vifs committing On
Mira WaJrss. vho died from her isjnes shot sDd klef An
Wednesday norD.pg
ToppinQ who was sentenced to he hanged o.
The 18th Woodstock for the murder hs ve and fc
children os ss IN -
CrmiasI Luhsne Asylum al Kingston.
Edward Lucas alias Scott. negro, arrested
completely La While being
hanged by vgases.
being third person by them ior this msrder
....As Johannes Pierre, a FTenchman. and .
ACCOMPANYING boarding -esvsrd boHnd tss -
confront>d hy ts-
Arsiere Pierre sinon eneet Nc 49,
nneng dangerous soaDa. ssa ~
balls as bsdy and died N houn.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
GOVERNAENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. r id.y. June l2--t a. IN.
synopsis for the past twenty;fOur so,EfS


synopsis for the past tUentyfOur so.rfS
Toe barometer has fallen IN New England
and the Middle srates Il is lowest IN the wsr lake
region and mas risen tae remaiDng districts The
,emuerature mas risen slightly Ia the soutnerD anQ west
arm portIops or the Middle States, and faen IN the
Southern States, New EDssBd se upper lake region,
and the Northwest.
cIoudy weather or rain prevails In New England, the
Middle States the lower lake Region aud Tennessee
nght ran and clear clearing weather are reported
from the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf states and
the Northwest brisk westerly winds are reported from
the western portion OF Lake Erie aud the southern por-
ton of Lake Michigan.
The Missouri! River mas fallen at Yankt0n and Leayen-
worth ana risen Herman. Tue Missssipp has risen
az Eeok.k and ST. Louis and fallen at NcksDurI- IAe
NJ nonga oela has risen at MorYantown.
Probdbiiities
F,r Nsv.sI lead RAIN viii prevail during the day,
with Increasing easfcysy OF s.nt1ery w4, lower tem-
nerstnre and falling barometer -
Eor fhs Hifde Slates aud oper lake region RAIN fol
Lo,d bv clraring ana cooler ueGtter Vinds sytig 70
south-,cssf and norlh-oeSi. and riSsIg barometer.
the Ono Valley generally clear weather south west 10
eter with local rains Tennessee and the south Allan
tie states. - ,r
For the upper lake region and the Northwest, clear
or clearing aud cooler weather, north 10 west wlnds,
aud rising barometer.
the upper Ohio, Central ssistippi, and Lower Mis-
sourl Rivers during Friday.
CaulIonary signals continue at Alpena. Cleveland,
Toedo, Detroit. and Grand Haven
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
FIVE OF THE GRANT PARISH RIOTERS RE
LEASED.

NEw-ORlEAys, June 1l.-On motion OF Dls-
t,ctAttorney Beckwth, Judge Woods to-day released
Donas Lemaine. Prudhomme Lemaine, oscar 1lDhohs'
Thomas Hickman, and Clement Penn, tho Grahl raiSn
prisoners who acquitted yesterday, on their own
recocnxanees 70 appear when wanted for trial ON new
indictments which the DistrictAttorney holds over
their heads These indictments are the same IN all
respects as the ones upon which they have just been
tried except the substitution Of the name OF some other
dead Cofax negro for that OF Andrew Tlehman' ior
conspiracy against whom and for his untiiney aea.h
these rsen have Just been acquitted ana haHno t r
$500 and irwin convicted. As each OF the forty OF
nifty coored victims Of the Coliax conflict may oe ~, and
arnaars distant Mr. Whitaker OF the counsel ol tHe @
prisoners gave notice that ne wouI move 70.
o W rsast ~ INDICTMENT upon constitutions! grounds
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
wALI-sTREET RUMORs.

The Wall-st. markets were exceedingly dull
vestrsy the horse races Jerome Park OF the pre-
vious day having been supplemented by the regatta
down the bay Rumors, however, were IN circulation
in regard TO the illness OF Commodore Vanderbilt and
the prospective appointment OF receiver for the Ere
Railway on the completion OF the investigation by the
accountants. Both rumJrs we're Indignantly denied by
the friends Of the person and corporation interested
Erie was unfsvorably affected, however, the price
dropping from SCI TO 29k
The directors Of the Panama Railroad Company yes
terday declared quarterly dividend OF per cent, pay
able July The transfer books Will close July and
reopen July ls. The following has been posted in the
Stock Exchange
COMMITTEE on sECURITrEs,
NEw-YoRK, June 5. 1874 5
An act OF the fetsta OF Virginia. approved March So
for the funding and payment or the pub
lie debt the ssue OF coupon bonds dated JHy
tbe peasure State after 10 The coupons
shall be- payable seni-annuay and be " receivable al,
and after maturity, for all taxes debts, dues and de-
uands due tine state" which sha be expressed on
their face Subsequently lMarch 1872 II Was enacted
that hereafter snail not be Lawful 10 receive IN
meu taxes other demands OF the state any
else than gold or silver coin United States Treasury
notes or notes United States National banks, all scts
or parts inconsistent with this act repealed
ainee this last the funding has been continued,
with the omission Of the words receivable AZ and after
maturity for all taxes, debts and demands due the
STATE" on the coupons. THIS Committee recommend
mai bonds issued with the omission OF the words
placed upon regular Inst and called Virginia o. Con-
EDWARD BRANDON, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
LATEST Snip NEWS.
rFor other Ship Ne,rs see Second Psgel

ARRIVED.
Bark Bessie Morris Of LondoI) bance Santos April To- wa hsao
Bars Sanay HOOK B.rstow Cardras ds,, ~ih sugar
Bark Lae Gillespie Of ST. Jotn n b. Cooper Havana asss.
BARK Commodore Dupont ,o sesrpor Nichols 10 i.s
Bark Honor (Aust J. Maregis. Gloucester ia ballast
BARK vsss lOf shsourne S. Conner Csbsren fss~
SOr Larsen Cardiff So ballast .Dehosss
in Gravssend Bay for orders
Bng Robert Move lof SewHaveu Abbott Barbados S dsr M
Bns Nelly Hued DAVIS carienA. dsy.. With noI.s,ea
Brig ohss Psrves lof Philadelphia, Small sAn va Denssss
sss w.'aseE S.. Ps ss,'01 s5afe 49, s With piles
Tcsr Mar a ,of Ellsworth Higgins Arroyo P R. 10 a.y
Farrell .bOI Island with pins.ppi.
vita sap Hi5f B s,w,., Cumming, rr. a.,, wit. Onx
Mary Louisa Gasket wningtoa \. C. days with usvsl
sehr T Kirk CAvaher Pa. dAJs osss
scar Susan Windsor. n. s, .i.b OIaster
se1f Stephen s. wssts s'i sha,e s. sS spe.
SAILED.
Steamship. Macedonia 70, G.-.sor FHa. @ for Hm'ors
Norfolk ship swallow. for y.iOsr-s
HIND-Sunset iresh. 5. b. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoTos June liar we'd steamship Wm Lssre1e ROW & s:.
Grand Turk brig Agnora iron AAAHs scars Ralph h"sss
GaAaGEsros June IL-Arrvsd schr Kss
West Saie, K. NJ Hooper, Tor Ph.depais Anerod lee
sAvAssAH 1Ls.ed A. Psben,. aud MINNIE. sss
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA June ll.-irrved brig Havana from Havana
PANAMA June 9The Pacific Mai Acapulco sAled 10
New f0rk to-day.
LosDos l-sed United States. Jotu Rutheror
bias BOrneo Le synhId superbo Arrtse So
United the Jtb ms. PAO Alto fglte B et
UrA RoDr Harold Arrived GOT from the ubssd
Catherine. Grets~ad, Norsemsn Antar
Raiae Lgnre yaseAo ero@nia Anes Nphon Aercuru Ay,
Chlssrur Arrived oct rpm
lIth CerEArvon Castle snfins
Fenr de Lis Canada s.gDar berwo Dseo
Frryr Lio Nssams Psiaan AM es
Unid states Thos Pope Aie~sA
Clara Pickens AMI Pprun1
9The Marcia Cspt Wsrden beioneng 70
tiDrs.ar tS d1gst
Of The cuter u ~
The Jane. Mexican roz
Mgueien four Of her afss
from be Inc
Of Quebec sunday
auction $40 The
Johns n p N. yesssraa aud
sail HALIFAX The ca Ai.. GL<gos
at John B. Tue timber boom
the water gud gE millions logs Gdnt seld
DISASTER.
QussEc Igne life Bsconomns Inst .
to-day,
LvepDo and jpe Belfast Or gong
TO pieces a = snotI The ssTed
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN PrTrsBURGH-Loss. soo.ooo.

PITTSBURGH, June 11.-About o'clock this
morning the glass works Of Wm Frank Son at Franks
town Station on the Pittsburgh and Connellsvilic Rail
road IN this city entirely destroyed by hre sup
posed to have been the work OF an incendlary Two
dweIng-houses adjoining were also consumed, Ine
total loss Is estimated 500 OO0 Frank * sons iOs7
will PROBABLY reach $4,000 They are insured III uoue
and foreign companies 20 the amount OF S3'SOO
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

shorten Life-The recipe srnple You hsve osfJ
to .se vio ent cold neglect Abernethy the Bngis
surgean sdy told hun she euy hsd cough; Whss
would you havei paguP Of only coughs" IT.
worst Halls LUso DALSAn II
vhoopng cough erosp and
ureyent fata termination druggsts
dealers JoHs HEsKI CUBAN Co. AMI c.
.ere place New York Sole PROJECTORS.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
CATTLE MARKET.

BALrruoRp June 1l-CArrLR declined 4fN TEE msrtet b
generally rsi hr gushs
5e6a medium qualify, 47s1sA receipsS i23s
head. head
Hosssrte quieter Win l supply Prices have declined <s
quoted reoeiDts. 1863 head.
i'm ted demand with o.clnsg tendency saessi dsa
CHIcAso. Jane ll-CArTLs-Recsipts $500 market vsy
ssles good cbooe ~ 80
ass 10 prime 20 10 through Terass 81
orl-ed 80 TO- s.ocke 80 50ds4 - closing sn ~
pens well cleared: shipmeuts POO
Hoss-Recep IL 600 active arm and hghcr sales -
g. ass 80 er TO sr - aOSsS 20 Tor good er~s
shipments 81 500.
sHKxP unchanged ssle. 400; Of ~
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

were near the works. crowd o. about LOO were cot
,ected about halfway between there and the Village.
TIE sheriff Of Athens County Ia within zoe oes out no
decline 20 call on the Executive until saere s setual
violence. The operators not IN accord WIN nun.
They say that there danger o. boodshed bsiofe tne
troops can arrive
LArER-A special dispatch 60 The State Journal rom
Nelsonvile, midnight says the pickets ON duty at
Longsrrofh's mine re fired several times tonight
and urnsd shots without iniurfng any one The
Union formed picket line near the line OF
tine forces and permitted TO pass with
our ex ID nlana
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
REPORTED ACCIDENT TO THE DE1y RICH
MOND.

II having been reported yesterday afternoon
that the Hudson River Dean Richmond had run
ashore near Livingston Greek, sonh OF Hudson TEIB-
yg reporter called evening at the office OF the Peo
pleg Line 10 ascertain the truth OF the reported 'ce
dent The Secretary OF the Company SAID tn"' NO
.,a,,o, NJ anv accident had been received al that
. r,,r,ny the afternoon he telegrs phec To Albany
aWbereis the RichmondF and received thr reply, cue
IA here ali right" He said that The steamers III
-, tggS ngni sometmes ran ashore In the upper part
OF The -sver where IT was very narrow, Dut "iIlopi
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIRs-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND cA5UALrIRs-BY TELEGRAPH.
"A man named John O'Mally stabbed and
ted Bingham raessJ by Ocer Ben attempted
- hE-
Pierre Bertin, a noted Louisiana desperate
esesp eesps yesterday s, bs returned 10
the Peliteanary
IA young man. evidently an expert hcrse thief.
and buggy Of Nj farnAn h'o
Schenectady Wednesday morning.
,...Joha HArbecA, VINO We cenfsed ~ The ps'e'-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
4uer,ai NoncsS

Tn. Best Deurifriee in the world rHuRsross voRS
prasI TOUTH POwDER
-. she Associate Members the Church Music Aass.
.,nfioU-on SUNDAY RvkSlsG Service Of N - ssA
a. ne Charch the 7s snc under -
dvcos and shall feel sseh Obliged for s' any ss
disposed ths % ~ eces
bssrsas ehscb b<d THIS tfnday kvksiA" ~fs
saa TO MORROW AFTERNOON lsa,srasyD q sssLea,
y 80 CHAsktb 1DWss" '"e>
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

AUBURN, June 1.-THE sixth annual Episco-
pal Convention the Central Sew York Diocese, which
has been this city at e. Peters church FOR
the past two days adjourned sine die s 1880 this morn
ing large amount OF business was rausactod. Inc
Convention adopted very strong resolutions In oppos
tiou IA EituausIu
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
IAvAsA MARKETS.

HAvAS. June Ilspsn,h gold 260a2G5. Rrehasse sevs =
the ned go l22ri "a premium rg
1870 y premium % gold 1f4al45 premaB shet ~ghS
1857 30 premium; LONDON l7sGlsO prean Psv. Ii4
aiyU premium
sugar Na II D. s. 81 a22Aa reals per arrobA
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

yxvoKLvAss Jlnc f1-Hsv dali the Landing sa q
articles unchanged
n c. June ll-Spnts rupentlne quiet BE h
Rosn - Craje Tarpentoe -
foy Hard sZ S. yellow Dp ~ 50 for Virgin Tar steady II
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
THE STATE or 1KdDk

LATEST EUROPEAN saREETs
PtRn 1.-The spece Bank Of Fsnce bss nccsss9
1855 900 during Ia week
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
THE rRIBUNE's LATEST SIN.

n, 5yrs-nss Oearte-.
The Herald and The TRIBUNE are running
races 10 see which will toady most successfully "
the President.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

The Rotten sponge Pads horrible Meta spnngs pu'es'
Pads Ware sapers-ld BI s~
rKUss 6S3 BroadsJ RaOa-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
DIED.

AU Notices Of Marriages be ndorsed vn ~
sda.e and address.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-27
A Remarkable Salary.

Within three or four days past, figures
bays been handed aronnd IN annarently
rsli Informed financial c;rslss' r.lstiny
10 soms of The eYp,nses Of The Eric mil.
road. which attract attention outside the
wide Of those ordinarily interested in the
Affairs Of tho corporation. The most
notable Is the statsment as TO the salary
paid the new President Of Erie. 1t is
stated that he has a contract for ten
years at a salary OF $40, 900 q year,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-27

San FRAScIsco. Nov. 80 p. NJ
Lewis Mshonsy was arrested last night
on a rsquisition from the Governor Of
Nevada, for grand larceny at Phoebe,
He goes over to-day. He escaped from
tho County Hospital, here, over q year
ago.
BY q new arrangement, the San Fran
cisco and Sydney steamships call at
Auckland, each way. This lengthens
the voyage very little. Four white men,
and several natives Of New Caledonia,
belonging to the crew Of the cutter Tap
ening, were m~assacred at SANTA Cruz,
New Hebridss. The boats crew went
ashore for provisions, and were all
killed except n tanna native, who es-
capped. The vessel was then attacked.
and the master and rest Of the crew
killed. The vessel was destroyed. Her
Majssty's schooner, Land Fly, was At
tackled by several hundred canoes, full
Of natives, at Santa Cruz, but beat them
of.
Tho weol sales at Melbourne attracted
q largo attendance. Greasy wool sold
at 10 to 1877 pence, and fleece, up to 20
pence. Several vessels were up from
American ports with wool.
The annexation OF Fiji was intorrup-
ted by native chiefs who deny Thakam-
bau's right TO ceds Fijian territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-27

The huge, drastic, gripping sickening
pills, constructed Of crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients. arc fast being super
coded by DIR. Piorcc's Pleasant Purga-
two Pellets, or sugar-C Coated, Conten-
trated Root and Herbal Juice, Anti
Bilious Granules-the "Little Giant
Cathartic or Mutim h Pdrro Physic
Modern chemical science enables DIR.
Pierce 10 extract from the juices OF the
most valuable roots and herbs their
active medical principles, which, when
worked into little Pellets or Granules,
scarcely larger than n mustard seed, rem
ders each little Pellet a. active and pow
srful rs a large pill, while they are much
more palntable and pleasant in effect.
DR. Ina A. TnAYEn, OF Bloomsbury.
Ohio, writes: ~ regard your Pellets
as the best remedy for the cs~nditionsfor
which you prescribe them OF anything
have ever used, 90 mild and certain In
effect, and leaving the bowels In m ex-
cellent condition. II seems TO me- they
must take the place OF all other cathartic
pills and medicines"
LroS & MlcoxBEr, drsggists. Yer
million. d. T., say: I'VE think they
are going 10 sell like hot cakes AZ Don
as people get acquainted with them, and
will spoil the pill trade, rs those that
have used them like them much better
than large pills."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-27

PAsANrSr CURREscY.-The Oakland
Tribune has bcea interviewing a gentle
man recently from Panamint. and says:
"'Senator Stewart is the presiding
genius OF the place, and the only circu-
Iating medium to speak Of at present Is
orders signed by w. NJ. Stewart
These promises to pay are to be seen in
store, saloon. and on the gambling table,
In sizes Of from one dollar up to Ave
hundred. To show the wonderful en-
ergy Of Stewart. our informant says the
Senator got anxious in regard TO some
freight in tho direction OF San Bernar-
dino, $50 miles away, and he mounted
a mule in tho middle Of the night and
started with the intention OF making the
entire distance in thirty-six hours! and,
at last accounts he was well on tho way
at that rate. He would Immediately re-
turn to the scene Of his rough labors In
the wilds Of Panamint. from whsrs he
must also hurry again to the Capitol Of
Washington 10 take part in the business
Of the Uaitsd States Senate"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-27
FROM HONOLULU.
The Coming OF the King -Rcciproe
ity Treaty-Boars Crew Lost
while I'm Chase OF . whale.

HONOLULU, November liking IA
lakan sailed that day in tho United States
steamer Dsnecia for San Francisco.
Prince Lelelhokce will be Regent during
the Kings absence, and heir to the
throne. Lieutenant Carter Of the Bene-
oia. was left at Honolulu, III, and lot
expected to recover.
Tho Reciprocity Treaty with us is
much in favor with the new Cabinet and
the entire population.
Tho mato and q boats crew Of the
bark james wallen, were lost . Her.
aid Island. They were struck by a
squall while after a whale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-27
rO-DAY's
Lengshe.smsa's strike.


NEW YoRx, Nov. 1.-THE longshore.
men, in sndsavoring TO enlist the own.
ers Of sailing vessels in their behalf in
the pending controversy. have only sue.
ceeded with the steamship men. Agen'
eral strike Is expected OF the docks OF
Brooklon, jersey City and Hoboksn,
unless the uniform schedule rates BY the
lo~ngshoremsn BE- adopted. In many in
stances the schedule IL actually lever
than prices now paid.
Turkeys fsr the Prisoners.
The inmates Of all the charitable and
correctional institutions in this city and
vicinity. were abundantly supplied with
Thanksgiving Injuries, except those on
Blackwell,s island, in charge Of the
Commissioners OF Charities and Corrsc.
tons, whore lack Of funds prevented.
Pardeasd Out.
BosroS, Nov. 27.-Tho Governor yes
tsrday pardoned out Of State Prison
three prisoners, sentenced for life, and
for fifteen years they Ind ssved from six
10 twelve years, and executive olsnsncy
was exercised on account Of good be-
havior in confinement and mitigating
circumstance attending their crimes.
Besehsr ON rhssksEivisg.
NEW YoAx, Nov. 27.-The churches
and thsatsrs were equally crowded yes.
terday. Tho receipts Of apms Of tho
latter were enormous. At the Plymouth
Church. in the course Of the opening
prayer, Beechsr alluded 10 the afic-
ton that that church has passed through
during the year. and thanked the Lord
they had resulted in the spiritual ad-
vascsmsnt Of the church.
The Rescued Bistsrs-A Sensible
Reesmnsndatien.
CmcAoo, November 27.-The follow
ing Is an extract from the official dis
patch Of Col. Miles, received at Lt.-Gsn-
cral s%heridan's headquarters this morn
ing. Il refers to the girls whose rescue
from the Indians was announced some
time ago : During the fght two white
girls were captured from the Indians.
It appears that these sisters, Adelaide
and Julia, German. aged Ave and seven
years respectively, were captured in
Kansas On route from Georgia to Colo
rndo. They state that their father and
mother, brother and n sister, Ners
murdered. and that they and two older
sisters were kept prisoners. They have
no positive knowledge Of their whsrsa-
bouts. Their story Of woe and suffer-
ing is simply too horrible To relate.
They were almost naked and nearly
starved. They are now under charge
Of Surgeon Water, and will receive n.
cry care and attention. and whom strong
enough to endure the journey. will be
forwarded to Lcavsnworth. I most
. unestly recommend that ample annual
provision be made for these children by
Government out Of the annuity appro.
priaton for the benefit Of the Cheyenne
Indians"
General Pope, in forwarding this
statement, heartily oonours In Colonel
Miles Recommendation.