Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
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MoJAvE August 29-Mrs. DR..
Searell, l.. Harris and son, Mrs. L..
IL. Sheats, E. B. Foster and wife,
s. r. Palmer, l.. Goldsmith, G.. j..
Tucker, ]. w. Leek, C. w. Brown,
Mrs. E. White, w. f. Readon,
p. Haney, j. Sturgis, J. III. Stock
well, D. McDougal, L. Price.
ID, N.i,oeu's Pr.spce. OF Il srcovrry.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-At
1890 o'clock to-day the condition
of Or. Kalloch was very satisfact0-
ry to the attending physicians. He
had passed good night and to-day
appeared to have gained considera-
BILE strength. He is allowed
10 eat very little food of
: any kind. The wounds have not
uation of the bullet has not been
ascertained. should no infiamma-
ton occur, 1t is represented that
the wounded man will undoubted-
ly rscoyei; but Inflammation may
occur any time within three weeks.
Win careful attention and proper
treatment, however, it is expected
that this crisis will be avoided.
Inatsa rraub,e TIA nIsmItOba-
A,~rm,"g R-r"rss from Fers
Walsh.
NEW YORK, August 2Sth.-A
World special from Winnepeg,
Manitoba, yesterday, says the situ-
alton ia the Canadian Northwest
is grave, and daily becoming more
critical and complicated. The
Crees, powerful tribe, who have
repeatedly protested against Sitting
Bulls hunting Buffalo on their
ground, and been paclfied with as
surapces that he would soon return
to the Uuited States, are restive
under the rapid extinction of game,
and two thousand warriors under
Great Bear assume threatening
attitude. The American scourge
has slaughtered nearly all the buf-
faio south of Battle river, and the
buffalo have fled south to the limits
nf the Arthabasca district. The
destitution of Canadian Indians is
extreme. In many cases canibal-
ism has been reported, and one or
two Hudson Bay posts have been
plundered by starving savages.
seat of government is Battleford,
has sent his family into Winnepeg,
and his position is very critical.
Three weeks ago ChiefIndian Com
missioner Dewdney endeavored to
arrange matters with Great
Bear, who consented to keep quiet
until the Government had finally
decided the course to be pursued.
Sitting Bulls band was removed
north of Wood Mountain, but iso-
lated conflicts were going on be-
tween them and the Canadian
Crees and Santeux. A dispatch
was received from the police at
bort Walsh Tuesday, saying they
anticipated very serious trouble.
Colonel Osborne Smith, in COM
mand of the Canadian forces, left
for the scene of the troubles Friday.
The Police force numbers only 450
men, and the Dominion Govern
ment is hastily organizing six COM
panies of mounted infantry. No
particulars have been received OF
what has happened, but the mes
sage from Fort Walsh was most
urgent. There are three companies
of infantry, u troop of cavalry and
field battery here-all volunteers
The Dominion force was disbauded
ayear ago. This account re presents
Sitting BULBS following as 5000
men, women and children-proba'
bly, too high an estimate.
ADVICE 10 Roscoe ComAIinY.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The
Times's Utica special criticises the
appointment made yesterday by
the Republicans of Roscoe Conk-
ling as delegate to the State Con
vention. The correspondent says
his object in going to the Conven
ton Is to show to the country thai
his connection with the recen,
events in Rhode Island do not com
pel him to keep aloof from public
affairs. In this relation it will moi
be amiss to say that the prevailin {
public sentiment in this part of tn,
State is that until the Senator ha'
p made some satisfactory explaua
tiop of that connection, 1t will
hardly do for him to assume tht
- role of absolute dictator, which HI
performed with such credit to him
self and disasters to the party l!
the Rochester Convention of 1877
That he will have the good sense t,
take the modest position whicl
would become him under the cir
cumstances, is by a majority. G
well informed people here regarde
extremely doubtful,
Y-ii"w Fever Ia Monphs
!, MEMPHIS, August 2Sth.-Fiv
cases were reported to the Board
Health to-day. Three OF these al
II children of John J. Prestidge, VIII
have been Ill for the past tw
weeks, but for private reasons thel
II, names were not officially annOunt
cd by the Board of Health. Eigh
deaths occurred since last night
two colored.
lin Wright, colored you'll
Y oom mitted suicide this mornin
by hanging himself to tree 10 d
mothers back yard In the nortl
ern portion of the city.