The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

such "a came in, without awaiting the ar
rival OF Ger. MerTitt's trOo,~, determined
TO disarm them, and at daylight OF the
morning OF the 23d inst, Gen. Nc nenzie,
with eight companies of the Fourth cav
airy, battalion of who was commanded
by Mai Gordon and another by Capt.
Moulk, successfully surrounded these bands,
consisting of 500 lodges. capturing bucks,
squaws and ponies without firing shot,
and they were marched into the agency
after having been disarmed and dismount-
ed. Spotted Tail, who has evinced an I'M
swervine loyalty TO the whites, was made
head chief, and Red Cloud d.posed, and
Spotted Tail, with Little Wound, have
agreed to furnish General Crook with all
the warriors he may need to cooperate
with him in the coming campaign, which
will be inaugursted at once Gen. Crook
feels that a great object has been attained
in this last movement, and that We shall
now know our enemies from our friends.
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION.
ERIE, Pa, October "a A monster Re
publican characterization ia in progress in
this city this evening under the auspices
OF he United Hayes and Wheeler Clubs.
At : O'Clock marching bagan, and the clubs,
numbering about 1900 men, formed on the
principal streets and united to receive
twelve hundred cavalrymen from the city
and rural districts. Two mass meetings
were organized Dwellings and business
houses were illuminated throughout the
city, and fireworks are universal No such
demonstration has been seen here since
1860.
FOR CONGRESS.
NEW YORK, October 24-Genersl Daniel
E sickles has been nominated for Congress
hy the 9Th District Republican convention.
INCREASING.
The total registry in Brooklyn, is IS, SOC :;
U,l3l.
Through some mistake in running the
centennial train, ii divided into sections on
the New York Midland Railroad last night;
section ) run into No. ., and the result was
one passenger killed, six seriously wounded,
and number slightly. Two passenger
cara were thrown down an embankment 90
feet high. Fifteen hundred passengers were
on the train.
S66, 600 MISSING.
NEW York, October 2i.-An examina-
ton Of the accounts of Ellis, the defaulring
teller of the Park Bank, shows SGT, 200
missing, Of which 10000 are in gold GER
tiicates.
Thomas Ellis, paying teller OF :he Park
National Bank, has ab-conded. taking with
him $4,000 Of the banks funds II. Was
for several years note teller of the bank,
and an investigation of his accounts as note
teller is being made. He is a son of a
Methodist clergyman, and is himself
member OF the church The bankers offer
reward of $, 900 for his arrest.
CHANGE IN OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., October pa
change is 10 b. made in the Office OF the
Chief of the Detective Corps of the Treas
ury. the resignation OF Col. Elmer f.
Washburn, at present head of that organ
ization, having been requested.
THE IRISH address.
Messrs. O'Conner, Powers and Parnell,
who were entrusted with the Irish cebten-
NAL address, have resolved not to present. it
formally to President Grant, inasmuch a.
the State Department insisted upon its be-
ing presented through the British Minister.
$1,000 n ONE DAY.
CHEYENNE, October &c V. Gardner,
Of Dead Wood, reports that the Black Hills
Mining ompany's quartz mill commenced
operation on the 16lh inst, and on the fol-
lowing day they San seven tons OF ore
through the mill, which cleared up five
thoUs md dollars. Gulch mining is still in
operation. and quartz mines show better
result every day.
CONFEDERATION.
CINCINNATI, October PA special tele-
gram to the Commercial" from Fort
Wayne says the Fort Wayne Agricultural !
Works burned last night Loss, $4,000 |
no insurance.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, October PA |
Ciilroy dispatch says the consolidated tobac-
20 factory burned in that place last night.
Loss, 100000 1t was an incendiary, ker-
'sene being scattered all over the building.
SHOT.
ST PAUL, MINI, October 2i-At Grants
burg, Wisconsin, yesterday, Barney Thai
nelson and one Hanson became involved in
| quarrel over the payment Of two dollars,
without anything serious occurring. Thai
lefson went home followed nv Hanson, who
hot him through the window, lodging the
'all in his breast. Two women and one
nan were in the house at the time, but so
'adly frightened that they fed, and left the
rounded man alone. Hanson then went
nto the house, assisted his victim up stair,
'ut him in bed, and remained with him un-
il the doctor, who had been notified by
hose who witnessed the shooting, arrived.
hanson admitted that he committed the
eed, but said he was not sorry, and made
70 attempt to escape. There ia much ex-
itement, and lynching is probable. Thalf-
on died this morning.
GOV. HAY e AND PARTY.
COLUMBUS, o., October 2i.-Gov. HAYES
nd party left here tonight, in special
ar, for the centennial exposition at Phila-
elphia