Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-12-04
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LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
The. Black Hills--Fresh Indisn Treu-
bIes.

The. BLACK Hilis.Fresh Indian Trsu-
CINNAMON, N. NJ, Nov. 26.-The Indian
situation here Is still serious. The govern.
ment hes demanded the delivery TO the au'
thorities of the Indians engaged In the shoot.
ing at the agency. Thus far the Indians have
failed to comply. Rations have been stopped
at the agency. Capt McCleves' company of
the 9Th cavalry IL here and citizens are arm
ing In anticipation OF further outbreaks.
CHEYENNE, Nov. go. Col Stanton arrived
from the agencies las. night and reports ex-
fered considerably. Captain Pollock's COM
mand have evacuated the Black Hills and
have arrived ct Fort Laramie TO 60 into win.
ter quarters, and hundreds Of miners were
met going into the hills, which are now, un.
occupied by troops. ..i ... .gsitso .It
sfIr,.a. Indian Council. ,{ -I,,;d
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 30. "A special from Bis
marck says big council was held at Stand.
ing Rock Sunday between Indians Of that
agency and Cheyenne, the Black Hills being
the subject under consideration. 1t was de.
termined that Missouri river Indians offer to
dispose of their interest In the Black Hills
region regardless OF other tribes The In.
dams embrace about 10 per cent Of those
originally joining in the treaty. They are
satisfied the whites will take the hills, and
shey are aa*aHrg 10 surrender. s9lsy6,F
|dsgT f Veterans OF 1s12. ~ ..F,fs
!, NEW YORK, Nov, 25,-The veterans Of
1912 met to-day to celebrate the British evac.
uation of New York. I" @+' az"
f4;5 Lying in state nc she Capitol. -;
WAsHINaToN, Nov. 25.--From ten O'clock
this morning until sunset, an almost unbrok.
en- throng OF men, women and children
passed through the rotunda Of the capitol to
view the remains Of the Vice President
The body enclosed In o glass covered cas-
ket, lay In state In q low catafaique directly
by guard of honor detailed from the ma.
fine corps. The rotunda Is profuseiy draped
with national colors entwined with mourn
WAsurNroN. Nov! S8-The funeral of
Vice President Wilson took place In the
Senate chamber at 1890 A.. II. Although
the weather was very unfaverable. the
crowd was great and many were unable to
gain admission TO the building after 10 A. NJ.
The Senate chamber was heavily dfaped In
mourning, and Immediately In front OF the
Vice Presidents table the catafalque was
placed, the desks having been removed from
the chamber, Seats were all arranged on the
floor for the President and Cabinet, supreme
court, members of the Senate and Hoiise OF
Representatives, and other prominent per
sons. Fs pluefia gN8eK fol89A 8i3
!, All being in readiness, q Mr.. Ferry an
nounced that tie services would begin.
Rev. Mr.. Sunderland, standing at the clerks
desk, then read q brief selection OF Scripture,
after which the Rev. DR.. ]. X. Rankin de-
liyefed an eloquent discourse. iy,jsH Ri.
h, When the address was finished Rev. DR..
Sunderland offered Q prayer and pronounced
benediction. The coffin was then closed,
and the funeral cortege formed In the order
prescribed, and proceeded to she depot OF
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. Com
pany. ,s,;,.r.tf s., Az, gFsa,y. .ta4 - .,,sR
Tie streets along tho route were thronged
with spectators who stood ID the cold, driz-
zling'rain. Guns were fred, and the bells
throughout the city were tolled. tn3i3 ia
!. ss. Hard Tiwes In Paris. :es4a
This city has come to sec very hard times.
Not only are the poor Affected, but the
fashionable world also. ~ -
m order Forbiddang Rxtravagsnees In
itfs! Female Theatrical Coesunes.
Sultan, the intendant Of the court has Is.
sued circular 10 thcatcrs in Berlin, addressed
to female artists, forbidding them any longer
to indulge In extravagance OF dress. el
Rombardmens or sebastian.
HENDAYE, Nov. 28.-The Carlists have
commenced again a vigorous bonbardmens
of Sebastian. l9a ~ 4nst
Italy Participates In she Ceasshnial.
i. WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-The State Depart
ment has received offfdlal news that the gov
ernment Of Italy has concluded to parfici-
pate in the Centennial. .eSea