Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-16

The Courier Journal letter from FOL
Sill, Indian Territory, says the Puahad
tribe of the Comanches are expected a
Fort Sill to surrender, agreeing to tur1
lover to the military authorities all thei
arms, and about 600 horses and mules
This band has been raiding on the Texa
frontier for the last five years, and the AL
thorities always failed to induce them t
come on the reservation.
/ The Cheyenne Indians.
NEW YORK. June 18th.
Members of the deputation Of the Chey
enne, River and Sioux, who have been to
Washington consulting with theauthorities
in regard to the sale Of a part Of their res
ervation. arrived here and were taken to
the Grand Central Hotel last evening.
They visited Gilmore's Garden, in compa-
nv with Mr. Wilder, their interpreter, and
Buffalo Bill" White Swan wore at his
belt during the day long string of scalps,
taken in his various excursions.
Indian Robbery Of Horses
OMAHA. June 18th.
A dispatch from Lookout Station, Wy
oming. says Saturday afternoon band of
Arapahoe Indians made a descant on Har.
per's ranch near that place, and ran off 100
head Of horses. Armed citizens are in
pursuit. but the Indians are about two
days ahead of them.
Political Affairs in New Hampshire.
CONCORD. June It'll
4 hearing was had before the Supreme
Court this afternoon in relation to the Sen
atorial question. The Court reserved its
decision pending the election by the Leg
islature of Governor Ii is claimed now
that there is no governor of New Hamp-
shire, and il is proposed 70 swear in the
President Of the Senate as Governor pro
TEN. This would. however. leave the Sen
ate without quorum. and perhaps further
complicate matters.
Outrage BY Negro
BALTIMORE. June It'll
On Saturday. near Ogdcnton. negro
outraged Miss Jackson. young lady of
Is, who was most respectfully connected
and greatly beloved in the neighborhoed
Her parents were absent. and she went 10
the spring. short distance from the house.
for water While returning she was met
BY a negro, who seized her by the throat
and dragged her to the bushes, holding "A
loaded gun in his hand and threatening IN
kill her if she resisted Her clothing was
torn in ,hredS. and her face and neck |
were terribly cut and bruised The negro
was captured this morning in swamp,
and confessed the crime Several attempts
were made to lynch him. but the captors
got him on the train for Annapolis
An Explanation Wanted
LONDON. June 9th
\ special 10 the Times from Ranyoo
says: Forsyth, British Envoy TO Burmah.
has been instructed 10 demand Of the King
IN immediate explanation of the friendly
reception by his Majesty Of the Chinese
General who was implicated in the murder
# Margary. the British explorer The
Burmese are outing the telegraph wires.
The Senate Troubles in New Hampshire.
CONCORD. June Sth.
George II. Howell, President of the So.
cding Republican Senate. received this
morning copy Of the opinion Of the Su- !
'rome Court on the Senatorial question.
accompanied by a letter Of Chief Justice
'ushing stating that the Court could no, ,
any body claiming to be Sen
te other than that organized By the sclcc-
ion Of Hon. Mr.. Sanborn as the President.
he Republicans are not wholly satisfied,
laiming that the opinion don't touch the :
nain points at issue The alleged assump-
ion of duties by the Executive is not pre-.
crbcd by precedent or the fundamental
aw. They held caucus on the subject.
ut the new policy they have adopted has
OF transpircd. Ii is thought that the Sc ,
cding Senators will return this afternoon.
nd that the business of electing Il Cover
or in joint convention will be proceeded .
18th. The Democrats claim that there
All be no local election now, as the time :
rescribcd by the constitutional limit i
as passed. v
From Iodi-A chinaman Fearfully Cut y
LODI, June S;h
While "A crowd of Cinnamon were en-.