Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

49,. sr Oct l-The following de
~..pa .Nallsre. EanSss. referring to
..,oo near plan. which iefi the rs-er !
Jm Inai.u. lcna. y just received:
rsilrcss s.naased Tie ksnsss PAciac 4
wheu sacu, ss mining. -'ins north /
sios thry commsncei!'r1s 81 Buffalo s'a- 4
- far seventeen .a-adiins seiilers. an i
found .ions Sappa crySss have bern
not 60 cut ut their way Indians DE- 1
-aiie people. bsi !: they al 70 ="
an hor=shsek they Ill him a. a IA -
horse They are Eoz ~ go fsA' e.
sorth of the h.aszs Pacific rsiIr., .ii''''
troops Tushinr ,b~m pr-iiy a-ri. u
have killed ~ wenlea 80 eai.drea a.
have MT thus far maIiia',.i ilier va VA,
The report that Lieai~s ant Br,,.er.cs "a.
killed i untrue There has I,--n ms
sghi since Friday. ard Broderics i. mere,
well and heariy
SIDNEY. Neb., OF. i-Maio1 Thorn
burgh with his command. Numbering
about sse men, left here on a special train
al ! 2. N FIR Ogallala TO eBdeavor a. stop
the hostile Cheyennrs lie will be joined
at Julesburg by Lieut.. Davis and com
mani fr IN Solih Pate. The CHEYENNE
prisoners. numbering about go peIsons,
including - warriors en route for Indian
territory. who were held a, this place un-
I'll the renecades had passed. were dis
armed this forenoon and are now in camp
AZ Sidney barracks. guarded bv Captain
Fitzgerald's company. The Indians at
hrst refused to surrender and troubls was
anticipated. but the troops surrounded
hem end they gave up rifles and ponies,
submitting TO overwhelming numbers.
OGALLAI \, Neb., Oct. 4.-Indiahs are
crossing North Platte river north of here
six miles. \ party of COW boys started
from here this morning to scout, overlook
party of Indians killing a beef, ex-
changed shots and made the Indians drop
he beef, one horse, one mule, blankets,
lariats, hats, &c. They arc going north
rs fast as possible. Nearly all ranchmen
are here with horses.
lndlans fsaiding In Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS. Oct. GA special to the
Globe Democrat, from Topeka. Kansas,
gives summary of outrages committed
by Indians who went north day or two
ago. After crossing the Kansas Pacific
they started northwest to Decatur county,
and raided the settlements there. Their
depredations were on Sappa creek, and
every residence for twelve miles was plum.
dered and almost everything destroyed,
al cattle stampeded, and what of the
'rops was left by the Indians has been
'aten or destroyed by stock. The mum.
DER Of people killed not yet known. |
Loss OF = Pacific MAIL steamer.
New YORK, Oct. 7.-lntelligence of the
oss Of the Pacific Mail steamer GEORGIA
vas received BY the company this morn
ng. A dispatch states that the Georgia
xas coming out OF the hsrbor Of Puuta
Arenas, about 48 hours sail from Panama,
when she struck on . reef and went |
The steamer was going to San
Francisco, and had on board the passen-
gers of the steamer Colon of the same
line. Passengers and crew and every.
hing on board were saved. The Georgia |
had five cabin passengers and forty in the
Storage besides large cargo of merchan-
disc. Capt. Howard was commander of |
the vessel, which had fulr'complemeut
Of crew. The Georgia was a large iron
screw steamer. and was built few years
ago 1t cost of about 600, 900, and at the
time of her loss was fully insured. 1t is'
not known at the Pacific Mail. offices
whether her cargo was insured or not, but
the general belief is that it was.
More Indians.
CAMP RoBINsoN, Neb., Oct. s.-John
MCGEE, an old resident hero reports, this
afternoon, that Indians were seen this
by some cattlemen within twelve
miles of this post, signaling from Grow
Buttes by means of lookinglasses, in q
southeasterly direction. A courier from
Spotted Tail reports that a band of In
dams crossed Wounded Knee creek on
the night Of the 9th, going in the direction
Of the new Red Cloud agency. From in !
formation gathered from couriers, etc. !;
arriving here. no less than four parties of |
hostile Cheyennes are said to have crossed |
between here and Wounded Knee, going |
north, and the belief Is that these Indians
have been aided in evading the troops by |
runners from the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail agencies. Nothing from Cartons
for past - hours.
Yellow Fever.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Deaths Sc; cases |
reported, IS; total deaths, 3,1l2; cases
lO.S0s,
BATON RoUGE, Oct 5.-Desths during
thepast "a hours. 8; over so new cases daily
{0B thu Last A l.~a r..