The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13
ORANGE PARADE.
Al Philadelphia.


Al Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-The parade
of the Loyal Orange Institution took
place to-day, and WAS creditable in every
respect. The men, of whom there were
about 1000 in line, clad in their Orange
regalia, presented Il fine appearance, and
rs they proceeded over the route wert
greeted at different points with mark'
of appreciation.
At Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, July II. The Orange
men OF this city paradcd this afternoon
Artillery salutes were fired while the
procession was wing. The day wa'
more generally observed here than ever
before.
Al New York.
NEW YORK July l2-The Orange
men hercabouts, went on an excursion
To neighboring grove to-day. About
three hundred members of the order ar,
parading in Lawrence Massachusetts
where serious disturbances took place
last year All of the police are on duty
No rloting.
Al Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH, July l2-The Orange
mems display in this city to-day was al
unusually fine one. Nearly 1000 mer
were in line. The days proceeding
passed of very pleasantly.
Further Particulars of the Massacre
Sioux CITY, Iowa, July 12-ThC
agency Indians along the Upper Ms
souri,, who have received the account o
Clusters fight through some of the In
dians who took part in it, say that Gus
ter shot three lRdians with his pistol
and killed three others with hi
sabre, when he fell shot through
the head, by RaIn-in-thc-fac
chief whom Custer had forcibly arrested
some time ago for murder. The Indianl
lost seventy killed, among them many
noted chiefs. The fight was hand L
hand. The Indians say they did no
fear the pistols rs much rs the sabres
The are nearly out of ammunition, and viii
not fight again till they get u supply
from the agencies.
WAsHIEGToN, July l2.-General Sher
idan, who telegraphed General Sherman
yesterday that he expected to hear from
| General Crook last night, telegrapheC
to-day that there is no news. The off
GERS of the Seventh .avalry have been or
dered 10 join the regiment Immediately
More Indian Raids
CHEYENNE, July l2-Saturdsy nigh
a body of Indians raided the ranches o
Ramsey, Hunter and Abbott fifty mile
north Of here, on the Cbug, taking nin'
horses from the former and thirteen iron
the latter.
Herders Returning Home.
Advices from the North Platte STATE
that Msjcr Walker, Just in from Bird
wood, reports the Indians in large mum
bers in camp on the head water
of the Dismal, 40 miles north OF thai
place. The herders after stock in tbs
section have been Obliged 10 return with
out il.
No News Of Gen. Crook.
No further news from Gen. Crook hal
been received No uneasiness whatever
is felt at Fettermsn for his safety. Tn,
latest advices from Gen. Merritt OF the
Third cavalry, say all Is quiet in tha
vicinity.
Horrible Brutality of the sioux.
CHICAGO, July IA special from
Sioux City says that the Indians arriving
there from the battle with Custer, give
accounts of the barbarous treatment o
the bodies of deceased soldiers. Rain
in-the face cut the heart from Custer
dead body, put It on pole and r. granc
war dance was had around 1t. The In
dians were jubilsnt boastful and san
guine of making better terms on account
of their success.
Crooks Deatb ContradIeted.
OMAHA, July IA dispatch iron
Fort Fettermsn ssys there is no; a word
Of truth IN the rumor Of Crooks fight anc
defeat with the Indians All sorts Of ~
mors are sfoat. which are contrsdicted by
the officers. Nothing has been hearc
from Crook for ten days. Couriers ar'
expected here daily, from which poin
news will undoubtedly be received