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you do not wish them TO be Withdrawn
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souri, and captured stock 30 the Yellow
stone would respectfully suggest that
information be sent 10 the British author
titles to prevent any portion OF the Neg
Pcrces tribe crossing the line, or to dis
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lish soil. Can supplies be sent up the
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send me any information or order that
should govern my movements. Very re-
specially, your obedient servant,
NELSON A MILES,
Col. 9Th Infantry, Bvt Maj. U. s. A.
The following dispatch was received at
headquarters In Portland Oct. 8. 1t is
dated headquarters Department of the
Columbia in the field, Miles Camp, Eagle
creek, Oct. 5, 1877" and addressed to Col.
Wood, assistant adjutant general of the
department at Portland, to whom we are
indebted for it: '' 'fs.
"Hostile Nez Perces camp under Jo-
seph, surrendered today at 2:2O z. Nj.
Most of the principal men are killed, in
Guiding Josephs brother, Looking Glass
and Tu-houl-kah,sute. The Camas prai-
/ RE murderers are now all dead-killed in
action" 5I5. "a o. o. HOWARD,
.5tfa n,u io Brig. General
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COLUMBUS, Oct, 10.-The Republican
committee have received very little news
to-day, and all political information has
to be obtained from Democratic headquar-
ters. The Democratic state committee,
up to this hour, have what are called Of
fetal returns from Just one half the coun-
Democratic gain over the vote of last year
of 1886. Taking this as a basis, they
claim that Bishops majority cannot fall
below %, 600. They think that the official
count will give him $4,000 or $4,000 ma
jority. 1t the absence of definite informa-
ton the Republican committee concede
Bishops election by %, 600 majority. The
Democratic committees figures on the
general assembly are as follows: In the
house, the Democrats will have 81 men,
bers; Republicans. 80, and Nationalist or
Workingmen, g. Democratic majority, %.
In the senate the Democrats will have %
members and the Republicans 10-Dem-
ocatlc majority, Is. 1t is not likely the
full count will change the legislative ma
iorities claimed more than two or three at
most There Is no excitement in the city
tonight, and no crowds .about the head
quarters of either party.
The Times says though there is appar-
emily revulsion in political sentiment in
Ohio, yet actually none has occurred,
since no political issues were Joined
No point was made by either where
the other ventured to antagonize. The
Republican pretense that their success
would mean endorsement of Hayes, was
made too late inthe campaign to affect
the result or deceivevoters. The lust
of power, spoils andforce of habit were
chief factors In the struggle. Doubtless
West, Mathews andothers Injured the
party by their arguments against the
degrading spOils system; for, except
fer spells, Why should men do the
dishonorabie work by which parties
triumph. The result chiefly indicates that
while the presidents policy will destroy
his own party. h viii have no abiding
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