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make thorough work these Indians. They
are making for the Snake country, and
for concentration at Mount Idaho. Troops
have never done harder or more rapid
campaigning or better fighting then these.
q. HOWARD,
Brig Gen. Commanding.
IOss from, the India Outhpeak
WALLA WALLA, July 16-Mr. Leland,
a prominent citizen Of Lewiston, and a
gentleman who has every advantage of
knowing, estimates the loss to settlers in
the late unpleasantness with Joseph in the
following manner. Henry Elfres' build
ings on John Day creek; Harry MasoI's.
Titmans Jersey, Sam. BencdiCt's and II,
c. Browns ON Salmon river below Salt
creek, besides several small cabins, have
been burned to the ground. Captain Ba-
kcr's aud Jack Manuel's buildings on
White Bird. Crosdaile g. Baring's, Chap
mans, Charley's Houser's, Whites, Davis,
McDermott's, John SwartZ' and Hon.
s. s. Fenn's delegate to COngress), on
Camas Prairie; and some say all north
and east of SwartZ' farm have been burn
cd also. The bridge and Jeromes, Wallis,
SilverwOOd's and Dempster buildings on
the north side Of Clearwater. and one
building ut the kamia sub-agency have al.
so been burned. This gives twenty three
and three stores and trading houses. 1t is
estimated, by those who claim to know,
that at the time Elfres was killed he had
about his premises nearly 5000 in gOlG
dust and bars, which is supposed to have
been taken. Altogether $200, 900 would
not cover the property losses already suf-
fered at the hands of the Indians.
Volcanoes aud Floods.
PANAMA, July 7.-According to news re.
ceived bv the steamship Orga, Ecuador
has again been the scene of volcanic erup.
tons and destructive floods, causing it is
feared, loss of lie and destruction of prop.
erty. On June Goth, from Babaloys to
Tuunbcz, detonations resembling the dis.
charge of cannon, were heard. At Yagu-
chi it was said the reports came from the
north. At Or. NJ. that day a shower of
ashes commenced to fall. The steamer
Islay, on her way from Panama to Guaya-
quill, first noticed the fall of ashes at Man.
ia, and continued to receive them until ar.
irving at Guayaquil. No doubt, as on
other occasions, the ashes have been trans
ported to distance of 200 leagues from
the volcano which had thrown them out.
On account OF the absence OF acids in
the ashes they are not likely to be injuri-
GUS to the crops or cattle, as on the pre-
vious occasions.
Governor Axtell In Trouble.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-W. p. Mitchell
and other parties interested in procuring
the removal of the governor of New Mex
leo are still prosecuting their efforts vigor-
ously, though apparently without making
much Roadway with the administration.
Axtell broadly denies all charges except
that he wrote letters ~ the Salt Lake Her.
aid over the signature o. FL Obispo. He
asserts. however, that he wrote them for
entertainment of his friends and his own
amusement. and claims Ia be thoroughly
in accord with all other federal officers in
New Mexico Delegate Ekins. in a letter
Ia Secretary Schurx. SAYS that Axtell is Al
upright and popular man. aud that the
charges 1<zins, ham are made by . few
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