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0eeeher % the Saseke.
NEW YoKK, July 2s-Ileccher preached
on the railroad strike and trouble this NJ
ter noon He took the ground that men
had perfect right to quit work IL their
wages did not suit them, but that the
strikers had no right TO intimidate others
from doing their work. These men had
put themselves in the attitude of tyranni-
cal opposition and they could not he ie-
Tended. Necessities of great railroad
companies demanded that there should be
a reduction of wages. These must be in
the continual shrinkage maintained until
things come back to gold standard.
The indiana In Montana.
HELENA. july 23.-Advices from Mis-.
soula to AM. of 2lst, report Is lodges of
hestiles in the valley, having come over
the Lolo trail Indians are coming in
fast. All the settlers are moving into
stockades. The Indians appear to be try
ing to escape through the upper end of
Bitter Root into the Big Horn country.
There is no doubt they belong to JOseph's
band. The mail rider reported that
quite number of the Indians are wound
cd. A commany of soldiers left Fort Ell.
lis for Missoula yesterday. Others follow
from other posts as speedily as possible.
Gold and Stocks.
New YORK, July 23.-Gold reached Ct
today, closed s.; stocks were very unset
tied, lower, in some cases six lower.
The Oak ota Indian Trouble.
DEADwooD, July 23.-Lieutcnant Lelm.
w with his company and the government
survey party arrived at Spearfish at
o'clock this morning. Indians captured
their bedding and rations, also eleven
head of stock. The survey party and sol
diers will remain ut Spearfish until fresh
supply of rations reach them The In
dams, it is reported, number about 200.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-All western
mails from the city tonight were sent to
New York by way of Baltimore q Poto-
mac II. II. 70 be sent west on N. Y. G.
II. II.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, July 23..-Established-
Ida, Lake county, Oregon. Willis w.
Shortridge, postmaster; Carrallton, Cow
litz county. W. T., Geo. Haskins, post.
master; Central Ferry, Columbia County,
Cove Email, Cowlitz county, w. T. Mar.
tin Larsen, postmaster. Postmasters ap.
pointed-C. G. Lyerth Perkins, Cowlitz
county, w. T; Robert d. Attridge, Port
Ludlow, Jefferson county, w. I.
The Idaho Indian war.
From the Daily Oregonian of yesterday
A dispatch received here yesterday from
head of Lawyers Canyon dated July 21st,
via Walla Walla, July Gath, says:
The Indians made q descent on Kamai
yesterday stealing 400 ponies from the
Kamais and left for Little Camas and the
Buffalo country. 1t is evident that Joseph
sent back this band for fresh supply of
horses and to revisit the old caches and
chastise the Indians friendly to Us. The
troops will 60 into camp at Lawyers Can
yon to satisfy the frightened Kamais and
settlers, until SanfOrd's arrival. General
Howard has returned and reports not hav.
ing seen General Sherman.
Another dispatch from the front dated
July %, via. Walls Wallla the cath, says:
General Howard has abandoned his in-
teniion of going himself 10 the SPOKANE
country. and will send General Wheaton
instead with seven hundred troop& We
leave Tomorrow fSr Crcesdaleis farm,
Camss prairie. 81 the infersecfsoa OF the
SSx trails. 10 establish FOrt Debo9che de-
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