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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
Minor Telearams.


NEw York, August 25.-oBaldwin,
the Irish giant, Is dying in this city Of
lung disease.
SCHENECTADY, August 25.-The canal
break five miles west Of this city has been
repaired, and the boats are running this
morning.
NASHVILLE, August 25.-Rtvef still
falling; 6 feet inches on The shoals
weather, clear and warm. Arrived
Cooke. Depatted-fIillman.
TORONTO, OSr., August 25.-Dayis and
vile, In jail awaiting trial for producing
an abortion and causing the death Of Miss
Gilmore, are charged alao with cauaing
the death Of Catherine Lotihg in June
tasI
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The ship My Sister, from Liverpool
arrived this morning. The quarantine
officer on boarding her found "A Of the
crew out of4O down with scurvy Of u ma.
lignant type. The disease was not con-
fined to the blacks Ol the crew, but la.
attacked the white officers. The ship Is
said 10 have plenty Of provisions OH
board. The condition Of the crew Is ter.
rible, and every pains will be taken to
disinfect the ship and preserve cleanli'
ness. A court Of inquiry will be called.
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Nor MY PLACE.-A dispute having long
existed in gentlemans family between
the maid and the COachman, about fetch.
Ing the cream for breakfast, the gentle.
man one morning called them before him,
that he might hear what they had to say,
and decide accordingly. The maid plead.
ed that the coachman was lounging about
the kitchen the greater part Of the morn.
ing, and yet waS 40 ill.natured that he
would not fetch the cream for her, not.
withstanding ho saw she had 80 much TO
do as not 10 have a moment to spare.
The coachmnn alleged that It was moi his
business.
"vety WE'LL" said the master; "bnt pray
what do you call your business 2"
ITO take care Of the horses, and clean
and drive the coach" replied lie.
"You say right" answered the master,
"and do not ex pect you to do more than
I hired you for; but this insist on, that
every morning, before breakfast, you get
the coach ready, and drive the maid to
the farmers for milk; and hope you will
allow that 10 be part Of your business"
The coacllman and the maiden soon
after came 10 terms-Onee Week.
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Murder ut Shelby CITY, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 25.-A Epe-
cial to the ColrierJourndi says that Mary
Pointer ws arrested there to-day for the
murder, at Point Hick, yesterday, Of a
woman named Scarbora. She and her
mother, with Mrs. Scarbora, loose char.
acter, lived together. Mrs. Scarbora
abused Mary by beating and otherwise
maltreating her. The girl escaped, but
came back armed with gun, which was
discharged before she was ready, the con.
tents taking effect In the body Of Mrs.
Scarbora. She says she intended to kill
her, "a she had Just provocation. She had
n ticket for Louisville, is good looking,
and shows no remOrse.
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New YoRK, August 25.-A banquet
TO Gen. Dakin, the brooklyn member Of
the American Rifle Team, came of this
evening in the Brooklyn Academy Of Mu.
sic.
The Turner Convention closed to-day.
The prizes are to be distributed tonight
at the grand ball which is to be given at
the Turner Hall.
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1inmntinn i,nrir ltnrnn.

sPRtsoFtELD, Mass, August 25.-
lIampden Park meeting. The frat race,
for the 2:29 class, purse 5000, Was won
by the bay Adelaide, who took the second,
third and 9Th heats. Time, 2:24, 223I,
1924, 1923, 2:23l.
The race for a purse Of $4,000, for the
2.2O class, was won BY Hopeful In three
straight heats. Time, 2:2si 2:24i, 220.
In the race Tor the 2;3l class, purse
5000, Orient took the second, third and
fourth heats. Time, 2;26l, 2;26, 2;26t,
228l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
A Sa,i Accident.

Columns, August 25.-Lnst night rs
Mr.. Isaac Williams, OF Shadeville, was re-
turning home from Columbus In car
riagc accompanied by his wife and young
child, his horse became frightened while
crossing a bridge and plunged down an
embankment into the river below, a dis
tance Of fifteen feet. The waters swept
the child from Its mothers arms down the
stream some distance where II was found
dead several hours afterwards lodged In
the limbs Of fallen tree. After much
difficulty both Mt. Williams and his wife
we're exlticated without serious injuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26

A BULLET First AND MArRtMoNY AF.
TERwARDs.-A Iouisyille barber named
Bes. shot himself In 1874 for disappoint.
ed love, and carried the bullet IN his
skull until last week, when II was remOv.
ed by what the Louisville Coufier.Joufn.
al calls "a rare piece Of Eurgery-one In.
deed which has never before been per.
formed In AmeriCa"-and he has also
married the young woman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
SARATOGA Regatta.

SARATOGA, August 25.-The Regatta
was renewed to-day, and Courtney, the
winner Of the champion scull race yetter.
day, won the single scnll race for seniors.
Time 1851.
The second race for a pair Of shells,
one and a half miles, was won BY the Ar.
eonAus in 220li
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The KeeIy Motor.
HV ENNV "VNWHE
From the Philadelphia TIme&l

From the Philadelphia Times
The Keely motor idea Is still pushed
forward, notwithstanding that many en-.
lertain the idea that the science Of those
interested In the invention must be con-
strued as an evidence Of a failure to &C.
Complish what was claimed by the inyen.
tion. Mr.. Keely and his lawyers are very
reticent on the subject, and refuse 10 con.
verse on the topic lest the curiosity Of
the public will be again aroused. Ithas
been learned, however, that a stationary
engine will bo completed within three or
four weeks, when private exhibition
will be given 10 members Of the press at
Mr.. Keely's residence. The machine, 1t
is reported, Is now under perfect control;
that while an immense power can bel gen.
Grated in an instant, yet such improve
ments have been made as to allow the
engineer to 80 manipulate It as to reduce
the pressure from fifteen thousand pounds
to the square inch down to zero. An Gu.
gine for railroad purposes Is also being
made. The gauge to be used on the ap-
paratus has been completed, and will be
on exhibition on Chestnut street in few
days. It registers "a high as lfty.four
thousand pounds pressure. It Is stated
on the same authority that the control Of
the patent will not be vested In q stock
company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
Dlscoyerr oI. AllegetI Robbcrs.

1SDtANAroLts, August 25-Two Of the
party who are supposed to have robbed
The Central Bank Of this city Of 5000
last June, have been discovered TO be Mfs.
Marion Warren, Of Chatlestown, Mass,
and Z. T. Thompson, alias q. II. Stevens
Thompson Is now under arrest In New
York, and the movements Of Mrs. Warren
are closely watched.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
Planning nnd Moulding Machines.

BOsToN, August 25.--The largely at.
tended meeting Of the mill owners and
users Of planning and moulding machines
this afternoon, passed resolutions severe.
ly censuring The action Of the Executive
Committee Of the National Association on
their course with Mr.. Drew In attempt.
ing to effect with the owners Of the Wood
bury patent a compromise detrimental
to the interests Of mill owners. The meet.
Ing was represented by many leading
firms Of New England, New York, and
South and West, aud all unanimously re.
solved to resist the cOmurUmiSe,
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California Stocks,

SAN Francisco, August %. = The
stringency in the money market produces
a panicky feeling in stocks. The follow
ing are the latest quotations; COnsollda.
ted Virginia 265, California 56!, yellow
Jacket 671, Caledonia 10, 0phir ~, Mexi'
can IS, Raymond and Ely 32, Eureka
consolidated 26!, BelCher 2ll, Crown
Point 244, Hale and NOrcroSs 40, Savage
SS, Challar 76l, Alpha l7l, Bullion AZ,
nnI Opnrmnn 81
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FRANCE.
CARDINAL McCcLosKY,

PARIS, August 25.-Cardinal McClosky
goes to Calvis on Friday thence to Nantes
and return to Paris before starting for
Rome.
The La HEements says Gen. Lizuarago,
the Carlist commandant to Leo do Urgal,
proposed to surrender that fortress II The
garrison and Bishop Of Leo do Urgal we're
allowed to depart freely, Gen. Manone1
Compos rejected the proposition and
granted Lizzarago twenty.lour hours TO
consider his demand for an unconditional
Amrrnnhnr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26

TuSSELlSd THE SsRAlT OF GIBRAL-
rAR.-Another submarine tunnel Is pro.
posed for the union Of Europe and Africa
under the Strait Of Gibraltar. The ex-
cavaiion' are to begin at the surface at
OdisIance Of three miles from the sea on
each side, in order to provide entrance
galleries, This ia necessary, because the
cliff, on either side are over 1000 feet
high, whilst the channel itself is 100 feet
deep. The tunnel, II ia thought, will have
to be bored at least 1000 feet under the
bed Of the sea. The route proposed is
from Tariia and Algesira', in Spain, to
'rangier, on the Morocco coast. Whilst
the actual length under water is but nine
milcs-nOt one. half that Of the proposed
English Channel lunnel-yet II il thought
the cost Of this work will be much great.
or, on account OF the difficulties in con.
'!rncting the approaches And after it is
made there is a difficulty In discovering
in'twhal traffic II is to serve. There Is n
Well.deiined traffic across the English
Channel, but what commerce is there be.
tween Spain and Morocco to warrant se.
rlou' talk Of so costly an cntCrprise2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26

Atthe Republican Convention held at
Mount Aver, Union County, s. w. Nc.
EIdery was nominated for Representative.
At the Senatorial Convention held at Red
Oak for the nomination Of a candidate
for Senator for Montgomery, Page and
Fremont counties, Col. a. D. Elbbard, Of
Montgomery county, was placed In nOuii.
milton,
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The nnnnltlsnn STORY.

OTTAWA, August 25.-The story pub.
lished by the Cincinnati 7imes about the
finding Of Donaldson, the balgonist, by
fishing party in the Ottawa district neats
Lake Desquine, is not credited here, as no
such lake IL known in Ottawa district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
Complimentary Clam Rake.

Providence, h, l., August 25.-Tho
Odd Fellows and Daughters Of Rebekah,
Of Newport, gave a complimentary clam
bake to Hon. Schuyler COliax. lie
addressed tho orders upon the principles
and objects Of the order,
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1t is understood that Gen. NJ. Pinney, n
prominent politician Of Alemeda county,
and purchasing clerk for the U. s. Navy
IN this city, Is charged with extensive
frauds in purchases. The charges have
been forwarded to the Admiral In com.
mand Of Mare Island.
The Pacific Mail steamer Montana has
arrived from Panama.
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The Black IIiIis Commission.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, August 25.--
Senator Allison arrived In this city this
evening, and will be Joined here to.mor.
row by the remaining members Of the
Commission to treat with the Indians for
the sale Of the Black Hills, and will leave
tomorrow for Cheyenne,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26

OTTAWA, August 25.-Besides Pefly 4
Potts, number Of other numbering estab-
lishments will close their saw mills on
Saturday. This will throw 1000 men out
Of work.
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Ten per Cent Reduttion,

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 25.-Bas.
hnr and Albany r. Il. directors have yo-
ted to reduce all wages and salaries 10
per cent from September lat.
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VuR lcreisn exchanges bring us news
oil otvhatmighl have been stupendous dis.
a'lcr, and really was a great calamity, in
the immediate ncighbothood Of the Rus.
sian capital. 1t seems that an the 2Sd Of
July the streets Of St. Petersburg were
suddenly filled with penetrating odot
Of burning peat and suITocatipu smoke
Regiments of troops were soon seen bur.
rying out Of the capital at quick step.
and the news rapidly spread that nm area
Of forest land fifty vast sonate, in y" s,ion, I
lying within the districts Of 81 p",o.s
burg and OF Schlusselburg was in nsmos
and that the fire was rapidly ADVANCING
towards the Medeveschy Stan, a placs
where the government keeps enormons
deposits Of gunpowdef, and from which
The laOratoriesof the Russian artilleryey.
send ,r,d In an unbroken line to Parochewo
lhe troops went to work, however, with
= VIII, heaping earth and sand upon ibe
uutinlns spaces and banking up the de.
Po',ls' But for several days the city was
" ~ uahger. What with this excitement In
,ae "a north, and the earthquake which ON
Ine 10Th Of July shook Sebastopol irom
I y" 10 end at G;30 4. N. and did a great
aeai Of damage, Russia has had her share
W The uptoars and alarms of tbis most
unaccountable summer.
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Jefferson Davis publishes invitations
!! received ~ to speak at Agricultural Fairs
IN Wisconsin, illinois, Iowa, Missouri
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FIRE RECORD.

BosroN, August 25.--The Barnes House
In West Rutland, W., was burned yesier.
day. Loss $4,000. Insurance S4S,5OO.
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New York, August 25.-The steam.
ships California and State Of Virgins,
from Glasgow, have arrived.
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Anew phase Of thieving has attracted
attention in Pennsylvania. The Reading
Riilroad Company is much vexed about
the loss Of coal from their cars, men,
women and childrcd stealing II every.
where along the track between the places
Of shipment and Philadelphia. 1t is cal.
raIaied that three hundred tons a year are
lost in this way. People living along the
track have long rakcs constructed for the
purpose Of pulling the coal off the cars Ns
'he train goes by, and they provide them.
selves altogether with fuel in this manner.
, 1875-10-31
oDD-FElIDWSH|P,

0AA1 HAAND U0D1E1S4
49, ~ o4and Lodge Of Kentucky I. o. q. F. met
onsnle Tuesday last. Aftsr I grand pro-
- *n toe lodge wa welcomed BY the Hon.
1Ee Y" Aorris, OF Loaisvilie, and The re-
~ use daaTesed by Grand Master ]. c. Walch.
~ 'as1 s1'namad delivered the annual report Of
asds: "e eA''~oS 10
LIN. sepo:ta nf III the D. b. O. Nasters show that
tEyin. lodges haze been added to the sisterhood
Rod paat year They are al eiisibsy located in
In ,ta and undeE ths caTe of zealous Odd-Fel-
uae, - ~. xA abos to pronaots tha welfare o tho
Vii 49,. Hfpees.Te netghborheods-
N neN suggestion, shall proceed 1T once to
ID w. suggest that tie Grand Lodge viii
rttts" 1t thus session IN regard to tho Co.a-
ma. ~, " correspondence, Is to mako It one Of the
xttrh and efficient Committees Of the Order
enufne W anae by harlng It appointed By tho in
IN nsc. o.0a Aaste- With authority to net during
Se-,+s, 3ad naks It obligatory upon the Grand
a . furnish them Witt the proceedings of sis
natton tfaas received By him With such infor
scn nr eo tesssno. in approved methods o< tegi&-
tn e.ts Questions Of importance to ths Ossa in
,sr 1fand secretary's report gives tho follow
u ntS nales showing the progress md status Of
y Gthd 81: .dzuiasiou per card. - rrteeted,
Gssnas -; re=d,afsted, 81: deaths, 1as Inst
IN ~. @iA IMy1hs raszn5ers, o<56 increase at-
ID, e. ~ hro.hexE ass;stsd, 81 &1dex4 assist
SssS S.s loogss, 651. -.
ass = h<ethssl, slessau; 70 ~.dsx. 3s..,
, 1875-10-31
IN OCTOBER,

Dsys that are lighted with rosy rays;
Days with soft-llue bloom
Rcd trees against the din Fky stand,
u. Bright. ahrouded for the tomb.
By the roadside the leaves fame cut;
The hretzes pause and listen
To mu1nur1 md chlrpinRs in tho Ef148
And tho goldan tree-tops gliatan.
The bloom Of the heasy-scsntsd wood,
The crimson Of the eun,-
Why should they t2ke my s1d heart back
To day that has long been done:
4 day In Junes = low, Wild wood:
Wild grasses. broken up
- By tcarlet yae7.us among ths Rreen,-
The vivid Paiuted-Cup7
The red cup Of my he1rt he1d,
And poured the precious thing
I1og Ut your feet-your cxtalsss Gaa4 -
They Left Il suffering.
Broken indeed, but proudly xtin, :.
It holds its petals up:
Still scarlet IL the tramp1ed Aevpx,
But-emp:J il ths cup
Bur st{l 4 dsy of scent snd1 1un, :. ::
Or picture that w.s made
By heavenly dreams and AEtist haoda,
- Or music softly played. ....>.:
On Aowsrs,-vaaterer Lifts me- up 49, .,: >.
To tho holT aud the tspA,- -:
WIN tals mo back to the low, u1ld wood, '-'
And ths Patnsst-uup, and yeu. >H~eSt-
oes. ~ T. Z. T.
, 1875-10-31
DEATHS REVENGE.

wandring xirnlessly on through the dismal strsst
Ali htedina8 Of sn0w and the ICY sleef
J Beating down on her sheterIess head;
Hopeless, starving, dying for bread;
| Drifting help!essly Gu with vacant stare,
No one asking or caring where;
Hands clasped wildly over her breast,
Teeth close set, and Lips tightly prast
IL il to Keep ba I'll the sitting moan,
still too proud for 3 CRY or groao
That would resch the ears Of the heartlesx crowd
That once, long ago, had before her bowed.
Rapt, entr4nced, by her beautiful {ace,
In which even now Jon can plainly trsce.
DESPITE al the marks Of grief and sin,
The loveness that must have bean
When innocence shedA tender glow
Der those palud cheeks, and brow OF mow;
When purity shone through those hopeless eyer,
Gentle a. heaven then, blue as the skies-
Now, standing there in the 1amp.ight's glow.
Looking wildly up Ut the falling snow,
Covering hor there like still, white pa1l,
Her thoughts wander back to her tempter and fall
Where Was he now, On this wild, stormy night p
Out In the darkness, or under the light
OF some peerless beautyg st3teIy homer
The hands clenched tighter; the wild eyes ahons:
And nuttering low, through her stided cries,
1T knew it, I'd kill him before her eJest
"with the words Of love on bis lips, I'd take
The life he WAS swearing that, for her saks,
shou1d be hereafter devoted to good:
1 would seal tho VOW with his hearts WARM b1ood1"
She raised her eyes, full Of Wild, fierce hste:
"Reveuee, come eoon, Or twill be too hta !"
The wind still how1ed, and the snow fell fart,
Whitening the form Of q mAu going past,
With head beat low to avoid the s1eef,
The ice and snow, sweepiug through tho street,
Not needing Or seeing the woman there,
Now standing just out Of the lamphghts glare;
Not seeing tho eyes that, fun On him turned,
Had he met their glance, must surely hafe'oufneo
Down through his soul, though eklloused By ata.
Down to the guilty heart Within
Such look might hava ahoue in Lucifer'a eyes
When avenginR might hurled him down from tn0
sk3es.
Her breath comes struggling hot and fast:
= o 9odt lily revenge, has it come 1t la4s?"
4 shrtn cry rang On the midnlght-air.
The man stopped. Full in the lampAghtS g@Fa
Kh1ts rs the snow,dakes d1linR the street,
The vo1nzn wAs lying dead at his feet. 0sA
, 1875-10-31

packages, bursts tho bands that held them in
dozens, and then remarks, 'Why, wanted
black gloves" The box containing the black
kids Is produced, similar process Of d1s.rrans-
ing the stock ia gone through, and pair is final
II selected. "How much are they?" chirps
the fair one. lone dollar and sarHnty-fiye
cents, replies he OF the yardstick. +'Oh. nv
gracious! Tell sells them fer fftv cents.
ya1dstick explains thas the goods would cost
three times that sum, etc., etc.; goods must be
damaged to sell at thas price. Lady admits they
are somewhat damaged, but Just as good gets
mad. and dounces ont Of the store.
, 1875-10-31

LIGHTS OuT!"
During the visit OF one Of the recent touring
parties to Mammoth Cave (says tho Nashville
A1nerican) scene WAS Witnessed that WAS not
down upon the programme, and which, from til
peculiar nature, has jus. leaked ont. It was in
the Star Chamber, the star Of ali the sights ta
be seen. As soon ~ this division was entered
there was the usual cry Of Lights out" and,
with few exceptions, all eyes were turned ta
the vault overhead to witness the grand specta-
Gle. Those few eyes that should have been look
ing upward we're OF tho kind that belonged ia
people OF an inquiring turn Of mind, and glanced
to observe the manner in which the tight wa&
thrown on the ceiling: As they did 80. they SAN
distinctly outlined between them aud this
light beyond the forms OF = gentleman and
brought her within easy reach OF his arm, which
eacirc}ed her vast. Gently he would draw her
to him. press his lips softly to hers and &hou ehe
would draw hastily back. One and another Of
the party were nudgad, and ceased from the COP
temptation OF the stars overhead to observe tha
tah1e8n1 below. Whan the lights xaue repso-
duced tho young laay WAS seated upon the fock
where she had latsly been standing and both sbe
and her A6eotinnAta escort looked "a Innocent ~
it "they hadn't been doing nothing" 1tcaused
tie party no little uerriment, and the climax
Was reached when some one. after they hxd left
the cave, approaching the swain, asked him, in
the presence of the party, which scene in the
cave did he enjoy most. He promptly replied,
1.-The Star CHAMBER. Of COURSE" The loud laugh
that followed caused him to turn IS red as haet,
and explained to him the frequent 2lluaio4
thereafter to flights out"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-16
TME INDIANS.

Our Indian troubles during the past ten
days have assumed . very serious aspect.
The killing of our citizens and depreda'
lions on the stock ranges of our frontier
have been of almost daily occurrence, and
Ii seems that the combined efforts OF the
troops at Fort Ellis and our citizens, who
have been securing the country sincs the
advent of the Indians, are powerIess to
lstop their nefarious work or redress The
loutrages already committed. Tho COM
handing officer at Ellis has been jealous
In his efforts 70 prevent these bloody
|forays on the outskirts of our settlements,
land the troops haye been constantly on
1.-THE move, or stationed in passes leading
into the valley, but the force il entirely
inadequate to prevent similar occurrences
Ito those we have witnessed during the
last two weeks-the butchery of our cit!-
|zens and daily raids on the large stock
herds of Eastern Montana.
The loss of life and stock thus far,
though serious, is small to what It may be
unless some efficient means are adopted q
Iput stop to these outrages, and appar.
|cntl the only hope We have is in an in
lcreased military force at Fort Ellis.
Gov. Potts Is now here, and we under
stand has applied to Gen. Sheridan fol
more troops. We trust there will be nc
led tape formalities about the matter
The situation calls for immediate action.
We are almost environed with hostile say
ages, who are bold by recent successes IN
lthsil1 tsvaEi&s occupation Of murder @zs end
may yet do before tie summer season Il
IsDent.