, 1875-06-10

River outside OF the reServatlcn. Ali
the country north of North Platte is to
be considered as unceded territory. By
this they give up portion ofthis coun
try and reserve the portion where the
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencie 8
are located. lie said the $25,O00 was
for presents and to be given i'll money
He offered TO allow then to n ime per
son to receive the money and buy such
things as they wanted. He expressed a
desire to see them well provided for
durii-g his term of office, and asked
them to consider the question Of re-
moving TO Indian Territory. Spotted
Tail said the Government was making
too m lch: that q certain portion of
their country had never been ceded and
he wanted 10 know when they were to
bepaid for that. He declined to 81 a
the document, but would go home and
send word what he would do. The
President was finally compelled TO
leave, the Indians having declined to
sign the agreement.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-The bark
entine ". H. Gawley, from Port Mad
ison. struck on Anita Rock. just inside
Fort Poius. where she now lies, in a
leaky condition. Three tugs were en-
deavoring to haul her off to-day. She is
engaged in discharging her deck load of
lumber.
NRw YoEK, June 3.-The silk mer-
chants here are moving to protect them
selves against smugglers and invite the
cooperation of merchants Of other
cities.
Great fires are raging in all parts of
PENNSYLVANIA, and in Monroe county
several lives have been lost. Locust,
Ridge, Evergree en-. Stoddardv;lle. .Goulds-
bors and many otler numbering settle
ments are all driven from their homes.
HuAdreds of people have saved only
what clothing they wore. Families are
driven for miles before the advancing
confiasration, and several old and feeble
persons have been burned to death.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 3.-A heavy rain
storm occurred here yesterday doing
large damage to various pnrts OF the
city. The whole north section of the
city is overflowed to the depth of 3 to
feet, filling cellars and stories Of largo
number of dwellings in the best part Of
the city. The damage to the railroads
of this section is very serious.
CHICAGO, June Sat the National
Temperance Convention to-day reso-
luton that women should be entitled
10 the electoral franchise anl that the
con> ention had sympathy with the
yarnest efforts 20 that end was defeated
by rs 10 80. 1t was resolved that the
time had arrived to more fully consider
re!at:en: of the national government and
its responsibility for the liquor traffic,
and resolved that the convention ask
the next Congress to prohibit the mans
ufacture and sale of all alcoholic beyer~
ages in the district of Columbia and
Territories os the United Sta.es an
prohibit importation from foreign coun-
tries and require total abstinence on the
part of all officials and subordinates IN
the civil, military and Naval service and
to adopt foI ratification by the several
States of the union II constitutional
amendment which shall make the traffic
in alcoholic liquors illegal throughout
the national domain. Anna Dickinson
delivered an address in which she said
the clusades and temperance meetings
had very little effect, and that political
aud political work was the
only means FOR checAing the evil.
TEnREsoNE, La, June g. -Ex-Parish
Judge Belden was shot and mortaily
wounded by Sherburn, the present
Judge, in difficulty at Houla this
morning.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, June 3.-Deputy
Collector Holman was shot aud killed
Today by an illicit distillsr.
PorrsvILLE, June 3.-This morning
4 dispatch was received from Matoney
City stating that large crowds of men
,rora Hazelton and vicinity arrived at
Mahoney City this morning compelling
Ill to 90 with them them to stop work
ng the mines that had resumed work
,1nce Monduy last. About 1000 men
ire now marching from colllery to
.ollier;, compelling miners to stop
work. They have visited ailliman
,tell's, Lentz's ani Bownan's co.lerles.
5owman's mines stopr ed work on ac-
cunt of the refusal of advance wages.
troops have been applied for. AT
Iinta City to-day it was reported only
part of Bowman and Lentz had
topped work and the mob is on the
ray to Hartford collery.
The situation is becoming more criti
al. Citizens of Shenandoah have APP
lied tor military protection, as large
'odies of miners are coming in town to
ompel suspension of work. and as
Deputy Sheriff Heistor is now there
With posse of only so men, he will be
lnable to protect the working miners.
Gov. Hartranft telegraph from Will
iamsport to Segefred here. directing
lin to call ont the military, the Sheriff |
,eing unable to disperse the mass, and
roops in other localities have bt Ell |
ordered to held themselves in readiness
Troops here are assembling in their |
armories.
LEBANON, June g. The 9Th Rigimen
las been ordered to hold itself ready to
march into the troubled mining district.
MAHoNEY CITY, Juno 3.-At 3 p. NJ.
.o-day, Sheriff Warner telegraphed that