The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

The Rcd Devils Hold High Carnival
IN tho Scattered settlements ON sue
Pacific HIOpe,


IA tho scattered settlements ON sue
Pacific slope.
CHICAGO, June 20. General Sheri-
dan has received the following tele-
gram to General Mcdowell from Cen
eral Howard:
FoRT SApIERAI, June l8.--The In.
dians OF White Bird and Joseph's
bank have murdered about twenty
people In the scattered settlements
about fifty miles from here, eastward.
Captain Perry, with two companies,
made u forced march thither. The In
dians fled with fresh horses. Hope To
overtake them crossing Salmon river.
Please notify posts Hall, Shaw, ELLIS,
and other eastern posts. Another
band fled northward. They may COM
bine near Flat-head agency, pretend.
ing to be peaceful. Fort Boz will head
them II possible. Inspector Watkins
and act together.
General Sheridan does not look for
n general rising among the Indians
who have not been considered among
the soldiers as fighting Indians. He
believes that they will now attempt to
make terms, and will not give the
military any further trobble.
Johnston, KeiIoEg's Auditor, Con
ciudes 90 speak.
New ORLEANS, June 20.--Ex'State
Auditor Johnston was t0.day, SEN
fenced to the parish prison for ten days
and fined fifty dollars, for refusing TO
produce certain books called for, and
to answer certain questions ~ to their
contents, propounded by the grand
jury. Johnston says some OF the miss
ing documents were destroyed, and
Others taken away when they were ex-
pecting an attack by the white league
in January last. In u petition to the
court, Johnston says he could not an
swer the questions for fear OF commit
ting himself.
national nank OF Missouri Under u
shadow.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-The board OF
directors OF the National Bank Of the
State OF Missouri had long session
this morning. Result OF the delibera-
tions not known. II is asserted that
considerable amount Of the states
fund Is held by the bank. The reposi.
tory OF the state Is at ST. Joseph. IL
is believed the bank there divided the
state deposits with other banks, OF
which the National Bank OF the State
OF Missouri Is one.
Conservation of bishop Thomas Hub
bard-Dr. Gregg Will Head the RE-
form Movement I'm England.
New York, June 20.-The consecra-
ton service OF bishop elect, Thomas
Hubbard, was celebrated In the First
Reformed Episcopal Church, Fifty
fifth street and Madison avenue. The
church was crowded. Bishop Fallows,
OF New York, presided, and there were
present, Bishops Nicholson, OF Phils-
delphis, and Cheney, OF Chicago, be-
sides number OF clergymen.
Dr. Gregg, the vicar of East Harbo'
men, LynchHeld, England, and who
represented the low church party In
the church OF England, has now Joined
the Reformed Episcopal Church, and
v III head the movement In England,
and live In London.
An Important Bankruptcy Case.
LONDON, June 2O.-The Times finan-
cial article says a statement Of the
affairs of Alexander Barclay d Co., Of
Gottenburg, Sweden, has been sub
mitted to the creditors, showing assets
$3.50, 900; liabilities, 81 10000. Ofths
largest foreign creditors, three are ID
London and one In Liverpool. Theil
aggregate claims amount to 100000
The difficulties of the firm arr se from
cotton speculatlons In 1875 and 1915.
Killed I'm KiIn.
NuRRIsTowE, Pa, June D.-Whil'
five tramps were sleeping in an oil
lime kiln, the wall fell In, killing fou
and the fifth will die. The survivor
who Is from Massachusetts,, thinks hi
companions, whose names he does no
know, were from New York and MAJ
sachusests.