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Hm-n- sas~ Erplh.Sr4n 3ciShisors IN 40
lgEsb9s. ohio. than by anyrhinS that Oc-
CURED in the Maine Convention Ss.Be of
his iriimaie party friends participated in
that affair. II : naturally an unpleasant
thing for him This action l. interpreted
here as meaning a serious detection in the
Republican ranks in Ohio, and indicating
that Republicans will not be able to make
q successful campaign. There is also some
solicitude here as to the effect that Sher-
mans financial speeches will have. He is
expected to defend his resumption policy
and TO argue favor of the harmlessness Of
contraction. Sherman can hardly say
anything upon financial topics that will
not be an element of weakness to the Re-
publicans.
Attitude OF England.
CHICAGO, Aug 1.-THE Times London
special says There is intense dissatisfac-
ton over the failure of parliament to Sc
cure pledges from the ministry as to the
policy on the eastern question. The war
party is furious that intervention is not an
nounced, and the peace party is alarmed
at the absence of pledge against inter.
vcntion. The latter fear that if the Rus
SLAMS gain decisive victory Disracli may
plunge England into war without the
countenance of Parliament. Unless Rus
sa gains an overwhelming victory the
campaign will 60 over another year. Un-
less Servia co.operates and permits the
Russians to march around the Balkans,
the Turks have entire confidence they can
keep back the Russians till October, when
it is hoped diplomacy will secure peace on
the basis Of yielding the country north OF
the Balkans.
HELENA, NJ. T., Aug. 14.-Thc follow
ing is just received from Bannock: In
dams crossed at the head of Horse prairie
to Lemhi, striking Stephens this morning,
killing the Pierce brothers and others en-
route. They are evidently making their
way to Snake river valley.
The Hostilcs at Lemhi.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-The Times
Washington special says: Trustworthy
Montana dispatches of this day say the
hostilcs are on the Lemhi reservation,
not more than 200 miles from here, and
in this direction. Howard is
pressing on at least three days in the rear.
Owing to the very large number Of In
dams here, and their very restless condi-
ton, feel great anxiety over our safety
We have no protection, as there are 1,712
lnulanS (SnosnOncS) ana tnelr allies on
the reservation, and no troops within
cach.-The anxiety is very valid, and the
appearance of the Indians in force at
Lemhi, which is in Idaho, just across the
line from Montana, on the western slope
of the mountains separating those terrific.
ries, would show that in slipping away
from Gibbons Big Hole fight they have
stolen back across the mountains, and are
now from three to four days nearer their
starting point Uhe Lapwai reservation)
than when they started. Howard, who
set out to whip Chief Joseph, has been
led long crooked march of several hun.
dred miles. and is now three days in the
rear of the Indians, who are within easy
striking distance of two reservations.
Sitting Bull Wanted on his Reserva-
OTTAWA, Ont. Aug IA commission
has been appoionted by the L. $. govern
ment to make a treaty with Sitting Bull
for his return to the reservation with his
tribe. While in Washington lately Hon
Mr. Mills fully explained TO President
Hayes the Canadian system of dealing
with the Indians The president expressed
his intention Of adopting a similar line Of
policy, and give the management Of out