Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

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WASHINGTON, October 2l.-The following
telegram was received at.the Indian Bureau
this morning:
NEW YORK, October 2i.-Prepaymcnt
without rebate of November interest will be-
gin at the Sub Treasury tomorrow, 25th
inst. Il - y (
CINCINNATI, October PA Fort Wayne
special says: The Fort Wayne Agricultu-
raj Works burned last night. Loss, $500.
No insurance.
(colored,) was hung by the Cherokee au-
thorities on the 2lst inst, for the murder of
a negro. This was Scales third victim,
RED CANYON, (Wy.) October 24.-The tel
egraph line was cut at Alum Springs, six
teen miles south of here, by Indians last
night. There were sixty-one pony tracks
in the trail, which took a westerly course.
coming from the direction of Red Cloud
Agency.
M1DDLErowN, N. Y, October 81
Through some mistake in the running Of
the Centennial train, it divided into sections
on the New York and Midland r.. r., last
night. Section three ran into number two.
One passenger was killed, six seriously in
jured, and a number Slightly wounded.
There We're 1900 passengers on the train.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The report that the
steamer Franklin with Tweed on board,
was coming up the bay, sent a large num-
berof people to the Battery to get the first
glimpse Of the vessel others rushed over to
the navy yard, hoping to see the Boss de-
bark, and still others made their way to Lud-
low Street Jail in expectation that they
might witness his incarceration.
NEW YORK, October ga train which
left Jersey City yesterday evening on the
Central Railroad was heavily loaded with
persons delayed by the strike. When this
side of Sommerville the train went off the
track. The engine was turned over and
TWO coaches were piled on it and three 9TH
er coaches thrown from the track. Two
passengers We're killed and five others were
seriously wounded and many slightly. =
SALT LAKE, October 25.-This morning.
the ten days having expired which had been ;
allowed Brigham Young in which to paw
an alimony to Ann Eliza, his 10Th wife, and
it not having been paid, Brigham appeared
in court before Judge Shaetter, who ordered
that A. K. Smith be appointed rs a special
commissioner, without bonds, and ordered .
to seize the property and sell the same and
pay the sum required with costs, special au-
thority to be issued to the commissioner un-t
der seal ofthe court, and it was further Or
dered that defendant be discharged. The
amount due as alimony up to the present
time is about $4,000.
Fort PECK, Montana, October 13.-To
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wash-7'
ingto, d. CA messenger from Sitting
Bulls camp reports that the entire hostile
camp has crossed the Yellowstone at the
mouth Of the Big Horn en- route for this
place. They claim to want peace. What
course shall / pursue towards them?
YHos. L. MITCHELL,
Indian Agent.
After consultation with Gen. Sherman,
instructions were telegraphed to Agent
Mitchell this afternoon as follows: Inform
Bull that the only condition of peace
is his surrender, when he will be treated as
a prisoner of war. Issue no rations except
after such surrender, and when fully salts
that the Indians can be held at the
Agency with their stores and property. The
military will cooperate as far as possible.
S. A. GALPIN,
Acting Commissioner.
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