Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28
LATE EASTERN TELEGRAMS.
Latest fro m the Front.

last evening from Gen. Towards camp,
dated July 18th via Walla Walla, 10Th:
On the 10th, Red Heart, II Nez Perce
chief, with sixteen warriors from Looking
Glass and Joscph's bands, with % women
and children, surrendered themselves to
Gen. Howard. They were made prison
ers and told that they would be tried
that the murdercrs of white men and out
RACERS of women must be punished. DO
seph did not surrender. rs he proposed to
do, but instead, started for the buffalo
| country with other hostile chiefs.
The prisoners had but two guns and no
ammunition or supplies. 1t is thought by
some that this party who surrendered got
separated from Joseph and were left
without horses, arms and supplies, and
were compelled to surrender. Monday,
10th, all the men that Gen. Howard could
mount were sent in pursuit of the fleeing
hostlcs. They have about "a hours the
start of the troops.
Prisoners say that Joscphs men are get
ting short of ammunition, and that 10
seph and White Bird had quarreled, and
that they would likely separate their fore
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DOings Of the Strikers.
BALTIMORE, July 1S.-The strikers at
Martinsburg are rapidly increasing, num-
bering now over 500 men. Scouts just in
report mob of from 400 to 500 men be.
tween Wiliamsport crossing and the State
house. Bloody work IS expected tomor.
row. The troops are moving slowly and
carefully, and are now near Washington
Junction at Keiser. The strikers received
information that u company of militia
would reach that place on the train east
for Martinsburg, and resolved that If that
company attempt to board any train they
would be torn to pieces. At Grafton the
strikers are determined and desperate, de-
stroying the cOmpany's property by re-
moving the hose connecting the tender
and engine, aud the connecting pins and
links. The Mayor of Grafton issued a
proclamation notifying the strikers that
II they violate the law, they will be pun.
ished 10 the full extent of legal authority.
At Sand house, short distance west OF
Nartinsburg, the strikers have fortified
over $50 strong.
From Fort LapWai.
Capr. Ainsworth received yesterday the
following dispatch from Capt. Babbitt.
. The telegram IL dated Fort Lapwai, July
l7th, via Walla Walla. 18th:
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dams arc badly whipped and quarreling
Ainotsg themselves Small parties are Gun
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