, 1877-09-21
Telegraphic Summary.

hhotuoi Anuhah War Toporbcu. a
dispatch from Yuma, Cal, dated
Sept. 18th, says that the Warm
Spring Indians yesterday attacked q
train Of freight wagons, killed the
teamsters and destroyed the cargo.
Others are reported to have been
killed. No mails are running. Moth
ing further definitely known. An
official dispatch, received at the War
Department from San Carlos, under
date of the 9th inst, says that chief
Victory and about $50 Warm Spring
Indians left their reservation.
CHEYENNE, Sept. 12.--A dispatch
dated camp Sheridan, Sept. 10th,
via camp Robbins, Sept. 18th, says
Lame Deer and his band Of Indians
arrived here to-day, which completes
the surrender Of all the hostiles
Sioux and clears the Black Hills and
the Big Horn country of h stiles, as
Sitting Bull and band are in the Brit
ish possessions. The number sur
rendering to-day is between three
and four hundred. About one hun.
dred and seventy Eve Of his band
had previously arrived.
HELENA, Montana, Sept. 12.--It
is reported from Boseman, that on
the 3D. of September, Gen. Howard
had crossed the Yellowstone after
the Indians, who were moving down
Clarke's Fork, about 80 miles ahead
of him. Capt. Sturgis had moved up
the mountains where the tariff comes
down from the head of Clark's Fork.
1t seems that Joseph is now on the
trail between the two armies.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.--The ma
tional flag is halfmasted to-day over
all departments in respect to the late
President Theirs of France.
Five steamships left Europe to-
day. Shipments, 100000 bushels
grain and $4,000 cases canned goods;
cheese, $4,000 boxes; butter, l3,500
packages; fresh beef, $50 tons.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. IL. The
Great Council of the United States
Of the Improved Order of Red men,
assembled to-day, and were received
in form by the Great Council of Ohio.
Nearly every delegate is in attend
Rnce.
DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. 12.-Presi-
dent Hayes and party on arriving at
the Soldiers Home this morning,
was welcomed bya salute of twenty
one guns, and as the distinguished
visitors arrived on the grounds a
grand review and inspection of near
ly three thousand yeterens took
place, aitsr which the President
was escorted to the grand stand
where tie Governor OF the Home
read SHIRT address OF welcome.
LoND&, Sept. 12.--Dispatches
f.om Rs -usa report Mon enegrins,
YESTERDAY, at Jesero, defeated Hafz
Pasha ~lo was marching to the re
lief of Iicsic Six hundred Turks
were killed and one hundred taken
prisonei.
CHIcAo, Sept. 10.--The "Tri,
bune's" london says: Semi Official
Germanbapers declare the policy of
German consists just now of push.
ing pead negotiations in disinter-
ested all unspeculative manner.
The polly Of England is to put an
end to utilities as soon as possible,
without ference to conditions which
is anythR but disinterested desire
since shpnly cares to advance her
own comereial interests which are
in lanfishing condition. At the
ussianheadquarters it is stated
that no Iverture for peace will Re
listenedto until after some over.
whelmit victory when the Czar can
dictate 8 own conditions.
LoNIE, Sept l4.--1he exper.
fenced piitary correspondents Of
the "Tes" and "News," after wit
nessirdhe attack on Tuesday, ar
rive athe conclusion that PIevna
must b AIKEN bygradual approaches,
The fder, writing from the Rus
sian hiquarters Wednesday morn
ing, aears to have been still una,
ware any decided Russian success
ses, fthe says the Emperor and
Grsnduke Nicholas were on the
battle lid until 9 o'clock last night.
The hle-feld of che last five days
is silelhis morning, There is talk
ofsublting the Turkish position to
regulfege aud sapping up the re-
doubt vhile close blockade is in
stisut vith the intent to starve Os-
man has force. The villages en-
closed thin Osman Pssha's line are
full otpplies for the simple want of