, 1876-09-23

NO. 81

her between two and three hundred In
dians. Not one escaped, To-day Gen
Buell. takes the census OF all the Indians
near llcre and will tomorrow disarm
and dismount them. 1t is expected the
Indians will try to oppose this; but
Gen. Buell. is firm, and will carry out his
orders 10 the letter.
New YORK, Sept. 13.--Sheriff Con.
ncr to day returne,. the execution in the
Tweed $G,O00,00O injunction wholly un-
satisfied, he being unable to find any
property on which to make levy.
Gen. Butler was nominated for Con
gress yesterday at Lowell. lie received
~ out OF l0G votes in the convention.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 13.-Mr. G.
llirscli, who has Just aariyed at Los An
geles from Arizona, reports that young
man named Henry Smith, from st. Louis,
who lett Yuma, Sept. 3d, with pack ami
mails Tor Los Angeles, perished on the
desert, near Indian Wells, on the 9th.
He, with companion, had been wander
ing around nearly ninety hours without
water, and before he died he opened
vein in his arm and drank his own blood.
which clotted in his throat. To relieve
this he made incisions in the windpipo
and pulled out the clots with his fingers.
Six hours after lie died. His companion
male his way to Il station in the last
stages ot exhaustion and told the hor
rible tale.
The body Of n Chinese boy, two or
three years old, who had died from
smallpox, was found on the streets this
morning. Ten new cases OF this disease
were reported yesterday, with four
deaths.
A daughter Of 5Ir. DoIan, five years of
age, was accidentally shot by boy
named Walter Murphy, last Sunday, cor.
ner Mission and Twenty-cighth streets,
died this morning.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Thc Times cor
respondent with Terry te.egraphs under
date OF Fort Bufjrd, Sept. Sth: The
final breaking up OF Tcrry's command
occurred yesterday morning, and al! the
troops are now en- route, with the excep-
tion OF two regiments OF inflntry, which
will winter ut the mouth of Tongue
river. The Montana troops, numbering
2j0 infantry and 120 horse, under Gen.
Gibbons, left for Fort Ellis with the
wagon train, and supplies for eighty
days. Their route is teeming with hos
tiles and 450 miles long. They have
been in the field since March and are
poorly clad for the cold weather and
fierce storms which sweep over the
prairics ut this season. The 9ad intan-
try have commenced their stockadc ut
the mouth OF Glendive creek. The 7th
cavalry will winter at Fort Lincoln
The 10Th infantry will remain herr.
Gen. Terry and staff in few days will,
go to st. Paul via Bismarck. Gen.
Sheridan has cOuntrrmandcd the order
to wintcra II regiment Of cavalry on the
Yellowstone, which renders winter cam.
pnigning impossible and indefinitely
postpours III. subjeclion OF the Sioux.
Terry leaves the field. having accom-
pIlShcd no purpose ot the expedition
and with one quarter Of his troops killed
Ly bullets or exposure,
New YoRK, September 1j.-,Tohn.
Walter, principle owner Of the LOndoa
Times and inventor of the Walter iul-
proved press, has arrived from England.
Hell Gate rect viii he blownup on the
2ist.
The republicans o Maine gain 81 mem
bcIo N tue House and . in the Senate.
TIE ship Tdrc Brothers ol San Fran
cisco hrs been detained here waiting tor
high tide next Monday to get over the
bar Mt sandy IIook. She draws 9jI feet
Of water.